Barron's International Tax Service

Barron's is an international tax
firm specializing in serving
American Expatriates. We have
20 years of experience and offer competent, reliable and confidential services in International Taxation.

breaking news

The history of capital gains treatment stateside is interesting. As well, it is reflective of how the American tax authority periodically tampers with the tax law. From 1913 to 1921, capital gains were taxed at 7%. In 1921, a rate of 12.5% was applied to assets held for two years ... read more...

Double Taxation

Double Taxation Treaties have evolved since the Second World War as a mechanism to facilitate world commerce. With the evolution of multi-national corporations and the popularity of living abroad, such treaties became increasingly imperative for the avoidance of double taxation. Read more ...

Taxpayer Advocate Service

In an effort to assist taxpayers who are waiting for overdue responses from IRS, the Service in 2002 launched the Taxpayer Advocate Service. The Advocate Service is free, confidential and available to individuals and businesses. Read more ...

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Contact Information

Telephone
00351 234 429 086
00351 919 359 809

FAX
00351 234 429 086

Offices in Portugal and France

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Tax Preparation

We have been helping American expatriates to reduce or eliminate any U.S. taxation, comply with tax filing requirements and avoid unnecessary tax audits or penalties for over 20 years. With over 30 years of total experience and training in preparing individual, business, corporate, and trust tax returns, we have the necessary expertise to assist the American expatriate community overseas. Read more ...

Foreign Corporations

U.S. persons who are shareholders or officers in a foreign corporation whether directly or indirectly through a U.S. corporation or partnership may be required to file Form 5471 - Information Return of U.S. Persons With Respect to Certain Foreign Corporations. Read more ...

International Taxation

International taxation is increasingly complex, and American expatriates often are exposed to confusing filing requirements imposed by taxing authorities in their foreign countries of residence and in their own homeland. Not only do many foreign countries require that residents report and pay taxes on world-wide income (see Filing Requirements) but the IRS also requires U.S. citizens and residents do the same. Read more ...

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