The Long-Settled Expat
Americans living abroad long term
You've built a life overseas and you file every year. We keep your return accurate, claim every credit you're owed, and handle Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) filing.
Expat tax filing guide →
The Inbound Cross-Border Filer
Green card holders and new US residents
Once you're a US tax resident, the IRS wants to know about your income and accounts worldwide. We determine your status, apply treaty benefits, and file it right.
US tax for foreign nationals →
The Recent Mover
Americans who just moved overseas
Your first year abroad has its own rules — part-year state taxes, residency tests, new deadlines. We set your filing up correctly from year one.
Filing your first year abroad →
The Exit Planner
Americans considering renouncing citizenship
Giving up US citizenship or a green card can trigger an exit tax. We model the cost before you commit, then handle your final filing year.
Renouncing US citizenship →
The Accidental American
US citizens who have never lived in the States
Born in the US, or to American parents, and only just learned you have to file? Most people in your position owe little or nothing. We'll confirm where you stand.
Accidental American tax guide →
The Returning Expat
Americans moving back to the States
Your last year abroad and your first year home overlap in awkward ways — foreign income, state residency, closing overseas accounts. We manage the handover.
Moving back to the US →
The Catching-Up Filer
Americans behind on US tax filing
Years behind? The IRS Streamlined Procedure lets most expats catch up with no penalties, and most owe nothing once expat credits apply. No judgment, just a plan.
The IRS Streamlined Procedure →
The Digital Nomad
Location-independent Americans
No fixed address makes residency tests, self-employment tax, and state filing genuinely tricky. We work out where you owe and claim everything you qualify for.
Digital nomad tax guide →