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American Expatriates. We have
20 years of experience and offer competent, reliable and confidential services in International Taxation.

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The United States tax authority – Internal Revenue Service – is the only institution that requires U.S. citizens and deemed U.S. residents to file an annual tax return on which is reported income from all sources worldwide. Other countries apply this requirement to residents rather than citizenry. Occasionally Americans living abroad are surprised by this read more...

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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 ...

Foreign Partnerships

IRC Section 6046A requires that U.S. persons with an interest in a foreign partnership file Form 8865 in the event of a reportable event during the filer's tax year. Reportable events include an acquisition of 10% or more interest in a foreign partnership, a disposition of 10% or more interest, or a 10% change in proportional interest. IRS Section 6038 requires that U.S. persons with controlling interest in a foreign partnership also file Form 8865. Control consists of at least 50% interest in the partnership of either capital, profit or loss. Failure to file this complex information return by the due date of the filer's tax return can result in severe penalties. Read on ...