Specialized U.S. tax optimization for Americans living abroad, dual-citizens, and non-resident foreign investors.
Estimate your immediate U.S. federal tax elimination and Form 2555 / Form 1116 foreign tax credit balance as a global citizen.
📞 Launch AI Tax Calculator →The United States is one of only two countries globally that taxes its citizens and permanent residents on their worldwide income regardless of where they live or work. For U.S. expatriates, digital nomads, and foreign nationals with U.S. income, compliance is riddled with traps like Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) penalties on foreign mutual funds and complex tax treaty interpretations. We streamline global filing to eliminate double taxation and protect your residency status.
Every form we prepare undergoes rigorous multi-layer AI compliance verification and human CPA peer review to guarantee zero mathematical errors and full statutory compliance before IRS submission.
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Calculating day-count thresholds for the Physical Presence Test across international time zones is prone to manual error. Our AI travel tracking tool logs passport stamps and flight itineraries to verify your exact 330-day qualification window.
Expatriate tax returns face elevated IRS screening for foreign income reporting. Our international Enrolled Agents maintain comprehensive documentation of your foreign tax residency and foreign income withholding certificates to clear any IRS inquiry.
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While you cannot claim the FEIE and FTC on the exact same dollar of income, you can strategically combine them! For example, if you earn $180,000 abroad in a high-tax country, you can exclude the first $126,500+ via FEIE and apply the FTC against the remaining taxable income to eliminate U.S. tax.
A Passive Foreign Investment Company (PFIC) includes standard foreign mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) purchased through foreign brokerages. The IRS taxes PFIC gains at the highest marginal rate plus punitive interest unless protective Form 8621 elections are filed.
Yes. Foreign investors earning U.S. rental income must file Form 1040-NR and make a Net Election under IRC Section 871(d) to deduct mortgage interest, property taxes, and depreciation�otherwise the IRS mandates a flat 30% gross withholding on gross rental receipts.
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