Worldwide Income Handled
Income from any country reported correctly on your US return.
Living overseas doesn't end your US filing duty. We keep you compliant and make sure the same income isn't taxed twice.
US citizens and green card holders must file a US return on worldwide income wherever they live. The rules on exclusions, credits, and foreign reporting are strict, and honest mistakes get costly.
We prepare expat returns from start to finish — applying the foreign earned income exclusion, foreign tax credits, and treaty positions correctly so your US liability is as low as the law permits.
Every engagement is backed by our accuracy commitment and handled with strict confidentiality.
Real advantages that add up to less stress, more savings, and total confidence.
Income from any country reported correctly on your US return.
Foreign earned income exclusion and foreign tax credits applied correctly.
Foreign account and asset reporting handled alongside your return.
Behind on filings while abroad? We get you current, often without penalties.
Advisors who work around your location, not against it.
Tax treaty benefits identified and claimed wherever they apply.
If any of these sound familiar, we should talk. A free consultation is the fastest way to find out how we can help.
Our process keeps everything simple, transparent, and on schedule.
We start with a no-cost call to understand your situation, goals, and deadlines.
Share your paperwork through our encrypted portal — we send a tailored checklist.
Our advisors do the work and run a multi-point accuracy review.
You review and approve before anything is submitted.
We file, confirm acceptance, and stay available all year.
Yes. US citizens and green card holders file on worldwide income regardless of where they live. The good news is that exclusions and credits often eliminate or greatly reduce what you actually owe.
It lets qualifying expats exclude a large amount of foreign-earned wages from US tax. Whether you qualify depends on your residence or physical presence abroad — we confirm which test you meet.
The IRS has streamlined procedures designed for exactly this. We rebuild the missing years and bring you current, often without penalties.
Expats generally get an automatic extension to June 15, and can extend further. Tax owed still accrues interest from April, so we plan around that.
Foreign accounts and assets reported accurately — keeping you in good standing with FinCEN and the IRS, where penalties are steep.
Learn moreFederal and state Form 1040 returns prepared with care — so you claim every credit you're due and file with complete peace of mind.
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