International Tax Preparation

Yes. The United States demands citizenship-based taxation. As long as you maintain US citizenship or a green card, a return must be filed globally, even if the taxes owed drop to zero via exemptions.

FBAR (Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts) must be filed by US persons holding over $10,000 aggregate in foreign accounts at any point during the calendar year.

We regularly handle US compliance for clients with ties to Canada, Mexico, the UK, Spain, Germany, France, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Israel, India, and much of Latin America. For any jurisdiction, we apply the relevant US treaty provisions and coordinate with local in-country counsel when required.

We evaluate eligibility for Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures or Delinquent FBAR Submission Procedures, both can dramatically reduce or eliminate penalties for taxpayers who were non-willful. Most overdue FBAR cases we take on get resolved without the $10,000-per-violation standard penalty.

All documents move through our encrypted portal, never email. Access is strictly limited to the expat-tax team assigned to your engagement, and files are encrypted at rest under SOC-aligned controls. Cross-border data privacy is non-negotiable.