Comprehensive preparation and filing of your U.S. tax return, ensuring compliance with IRS regulations for individuals living abroad.

Expert guidance and assistance in filing your FBAR to report foreign bank accounts, helping you avoid penalties and stay compliant.

For U.S. citizens or residents who haven’t filed taxes in previous years, we offer streamlined filing options to bring you back into compliance.

Clear advice on your tax residency status, including the application of the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) and Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) to minimize double taxation.

Tailored tax strategies to optimize your U.S. tax position, including minimizing tax liability for U.S. citizens abroad and non-resident aliens.

Ensuring you meet all U.S. tax requirements related to foreign income, foreign trusts, and offshore assets. We’ll guide you through the complexities of international tax law.

Expert advice and support through the complex process of expatriating or renouncing U.S. citizenship, including tax implications and required filings.

Specific guidance for U.S. taxpayers working remotely from abroad, including navigating the unique tax challenges faced by digital nomads.

Helping you understand and manage any state tax obligations you might still have while living abroad, ensuring full compliance across jurisdictions.

Guidance on choosing the right business structure (LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp) and assistance with setting up a U.S. business from abroad. We ensure you meet all IRS requirements while optimizing your tax position for both U.S. and international operations.

Assistance in obtaining an IRS-issued tax residency certification, a crucial document for individuals seeking to prove their tax status and eligibility for benefits such as the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) or to resolve double taxation issues.

Expert advice on how to leverage tax treaties between the U.S. and other countries to reduce or eliminate double taxation, ensuring you take full advantage of tax relief provisions and avoid unnecessary payments to both governments.