Tax returns made easy for the ones living abroad
Filing U.S. Expat Tax Returns can be complex, but we simplify it for you. If you’re a U.S. citizen living abroad, we ensure you meet all requirements, maximize deductions, and stay compliant with tax laws. Let us handle the details so you can focus on your life overseas.
U.S. citizens and resident aliens living abroad must still file U.S. tax returns and report worldwide income. Depending on your income, you might also need to file additional forms, like the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (Form 2555) or the Foreign Tax Credit (Form 1116).
You can exclude a certain amount of your foreign earned income ($120,000 for 2023) from your U.S. taxes if you meet specific criteria, such as passing the bona fide residence or physical presence tests.
If you pay taxes to a foreign country, you might be eligible for a credit that can reduce your U.S. tax liability.
Although the U.S. tax filing deadline is April 15th, expats receive an automatic extension to June 15th, with a possible further extension to October 15th if requested.
Expats may also need to consider other forms like the FBAR (for foreign bank accounts) and FATCA, which require reporting of foreign financial assets.
File expat taxes with our advisor, who are here to help. Our tax advisors will make sure your U.S. taxes are handled with precision. Just connect with your advisor online, upload your documents, and relax as we file for you with a 100% accuracy guarantee.
Consult IRS guidelines or seek help from a tax professional.
Use Form 2555 to claim the exclusion correctly.
Use Form 1116 to claim credits for foreign taxes paid.
Mark your calendar for automatic and additional extensions, and file Form 4868 if needed
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