Expatriate Tax Preparation
Living or working outside the United States can introduce additional complexity to your tax situation. At Green Country CPA, PLLC, we provide expatriate tax preparation services to U.S. citizens and residents with foreign income, international financial interests, or tax reporting obligations involving more than one country.
We understand that U.S. tax requirements can be particularly confusing for individuals living abroad. Unlike many countries, the United States generally requires its citizens to report worldwide income, even when they reside and earn income outside the country. Foreign tax credits, income exclusions, and additional reporting requirements can further complicate the filing process.
Our approach is to understand your circumstances, review your U.S. filing obligations, and consider the tax provisions that may apply to your situation. We focus on providing accurate reporting, explaining requirements clearly, and helping you navigate the interaction between U.S. tax rules and your international circumstances.
Whether you've recently moved abroad, have been living overseas for several years, or are returning to the United States, we're here to help you understand your U.S. tax responsibilities.
Our Expatriate Tax Services
U.S. Expatriate Income Tax Returns: Preparation of federal income tax returns for U.S. citizens and residents living or working abroad.
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion: Evaluation and reporting of the foreign earned income exclusion and foreign housing provisions when applicable.
Foreign Tax Credits: Review and calculation of available foreign tax credits to help address potential double taxation.
Foreign Financial Account Reporting: Assistance with applicable foreign financial asset disclosures, including Form 8938 and FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR).
Foreign Employment & Self-Employment Income: Reporting of compensation, business income, and other earnings received from foreign sources.
Foreign Investment & Retirement Accounts: Review of U.S. tax reporting considerations involving foreign investments, pensions, and retirement arrangements.
Cross-Border Tax Considerations: Guidance on U.S. tax matters involving foreign income, residency, and applicable international tax provisions.