Who we serve · Expats
US tax returns filed from anywhere
US citizens and green-card holders living abroad still file to the IRS. The exclusion, the credits and the account reporting decide whether that return is a formality or a fine.
Structural risks
Where expat returns go wrong
01FEIE versus the foreign tax credit
The exclusion is not always better. In a high-tax country the credit usually wins — and once you elect 2555, revoking it locks you out for five years.
02The $10,000 is a total, not a per-account limit
FBAR looks at the aggregate peak balance across every foreign account, including accounts you only have signature authority over. Form 8938 is a separate, different test.
03The year you move
A part-year residence split changes filing status, standard deduction, treaty positions and which account tests apply in each half of the year.
Filings we own
The expat return, end to end
Income, exclusion, credits and account disclosure, prepared together so one does not contradict another.
Next step
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