U.S. Tax Services forAmericans Living Abroad

Living abroad adds complexity to your U.S. tax obligations. We provide clear, organized support for cross-border compliance.

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Expat Tax Service Packages

All services are offered at flat fees based on complexity. Choose the package that best fits your expat tax situation.

Basic Expat Tax Return

€600starting

Typical range: €600 – €900

Designed for straightforward expat situations

Includes:

Form 1040
FEIE (2555) or FTC (1116)
FBAR (up to 3 accounts)
Foreign account review
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Standard Expat Return

€900starting

Typical range: €900 – €1,500

For expats with moderate complexity

Includes:

Everything in Basic
Multiple foreign accounts
Form 8938
Investment income
Self-employment income

Advanced Cross-Border & Business Owners

€2,400starting

Typical range: €2,400 – €4,000

For clients with foreign corporations or complex reporting

Includes:

Form 5471
GILTI reporting (8992)
Section 962 review
FTC coordination

Streamlined Foreign Offshore

€2,800starting

Final pricing depends on complexity

For expats who need to return to compliance with the IRS

Includes:

3 years of tax returns
6 years of FBAR filings
Streamlined eligibility review
Guidance on non-willfulness certification

Expat Tax Questions & Answers

Get answers to the most common expat tax questions from an IRS Enrolled Agent.

Do I have to file US taxes if I live abroad?

Yes, US citizens must file tax returns regardless of where they live. However, you may qualify for exclusions and credits that reduce or eliminate your US tax liability.

What is the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion?

The FEIE allows qualifying expats to exclude up to $120,000 (2023) of foreign earned income from US taxation. You must meet either the physical presence or bona fide residence test.

When are expat tax returns due?

Expat returns are due June 15th (automatic 2-month extension), but any taxes owed are still due April 15th. You can request additional extensions if needed.

What is FBAR and who must file it?

FBAR must be filed by US persons with foreign accounts exceeding $10,000 at any time during the year. It's filed separately through FinCEN by April 15th (with automatic extension to October 15th).

Can I claim both FEIE and Foreign Tax Credit?

You cannot claim both for the same income. We analyze your situation to determine the most beneficial approach, which often involves using FEIE for earned income and FTC for other income types.

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