Most firms do US taxes for Americans abroad. We also do them for the founder who opened a US company from overseas, and for people filing in the US for the first time. The cross-border and not-so-simple cases the software firms send away, we take on.
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Two tax professionals, one firm. You talk to Julia or Alina directly, not to a call center and not to a junior you have never met.
Residents, expats, rental income, investments. Every deduction and every schedule, with no guesswork about which ones apply to you.
US income, US rental property, or US business activity. Treaty positions applied and dual-status years included. Withholding is not a filing, and the return is usually how you collect a refund you are owed.
S corps, partnerships, C corps. Returns that match your books and coordinate with your personal filing, with K-1s prepared for every partner.
The forms others skip. Foreign earned income exclusion, foreign tax credit, FBAR, foreign corporation reporting. We prepare all of them, and we compare the exclusion against the credit rather than assuming.
Alina's Enrolled Agent license gives her unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Audits, notices, collections, and appeals are handled directly with the IRS on your behalf.
Most books we take over look complete at a glance and are not reliable enough to file from. New setup, historical cleanup, or monthly reconciliation that keeps them that way.
The clients who pick us want someone who will take the time to understand their situation properly.
Single-member LLCs where the owner paid formation costs, funded the account, or moved money through the company.
People who assume no customers means no filings, and may still have owner-to-company reporting to review.
Your first American return, accounts left back home, and the residency rules that decide what you actually owe.
Citizens and green card holders overseas who need two tax systems to work together rather than against each other.
The IRS is a bureaucracy looking for paperwork, not a SWAT team looking for you. We pull your official income history, file what is genuinely missing, and arrange a payment plan if anything is even owed.
Do not pay it yet. Most of these are automated and a fair number are simply wrong. It usually ends quietly, either with proof the notice was mistaken or a routine payment plan.
None of them are careless. Each one is what the internet told them was true.
It is the combined highest balance across all of your foreign accounts at any point in the year, even for a single day. Money that sat in a foreign account for two days on its way somewhere else still counts, and brokerage, investment and pension accounts count alongside ordinary bank accounts.
The question that usually settles it is whether you paid any of the company's formation or operating costs personally. If you did, that can itself be a reportable transaction between you and the company, no matter how quiet the business was. Missing the filing is a $25,000 penalty in a year you may owe no tax at all.
Withholding is not a filing. Nonresidents file 1040-NR rather than the 1040 consumer software hands you, are generally taxed from the first dollar of US income, and do not get the standard deduction. Filing is usually how you either close the obligation or get money back.
Where you already pay meaningful tax abroad, the foreign tax credit often leaves you better off, and revoking the exclusion later locks you out of it for five years. We compare both against your income, your foreign rate, your family situation, and your longer-term plans.
Two tax professionals. One mission: make US taxes simple, clear, and stress-free for our clients.
Tax preparer · QuickBooks ProAdvisor
Julia prepares individual and business returns with a specialty in newcomer situations: first US returns, ITIN applications, and cross-border household income. She works the cases most preparers avoid, including foreign-owned US companies, entity classification changes, and dual-status years. She is also a QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor and Intuit Certified Bookkeeper, managing books for small businesses alongside their annual filings.
1040 · 1040-NR · 1065 · 1120 · 1120-S · 5471 · 5472 · FBAR
IRS Enrolled Agent
Alina is an IRS Enrolled Agent, federally licensed and authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS. Before moving to the US, she spent over a decade working in Ukrainian banking and corporate finance, giving her a practical understanding of cross-border tax.
5471 · 5472 · FBAR · 1120 · 1040-NR · 2555 · 1065
This should not feel like a generic accounting brochure. It should feel like a first conversation with a careful tax preparer: identify the situation, map the transactions, then decide what actually needs to be filed.
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Ownership, entity type, tax year, residency, revenue, and any transactions between you and your company.
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Bank statements, formation costs, owner contributions, invoices, and the documents nobody kept at the time.
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The form list, the deadline status, the extension position, and what genuinely needs professional review.
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Close the books every month rather than at year-end, so next season is a filing rather than a reconstruction project.
These are not conclusions about your case. They are the questions worth surfacing early, so you know whether a focused review is worth starting.
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We will tell you which forms apply and what it costs. No jargon, no obligation. Being years behind is a normal conversation here, not a confession.