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International Tax and FBAR

International Tax and FBAR Compliance

Foreign accounts, foreign income, or a foreign business? A licensed CPA handles your FBAR, FATCA, and international forms correctly, so you stay compliant with the IRS and avoid the steep penalties that come with getting it wrong.

Free consultation. Flat-fee pricing, quoted before any work begins.
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Who This Is For

Built for People With a Foreign Tax Footprint

If any of these sound familiar, this service was built for your situation.

You hold foreign accounts

Foreign bank or investment accounts over the reporting threshold trigger an FBAR you may not know you owe.

You are a U.S. citizen abroad

Americans are taxed on worldwide income, and an expat return has rules a domestic preparer rarely sees.

You own a foreign company

A stake in a foreign corporation or partnership can require Form 5471 or 8865, with heavy penalties for missing it.

You received a foreign gift

A large gift or inheritance from a foreign person can require Form 3520, even when no tax is owed.

You hold foreign assets

Foreign financial assets above the FATCA threshold require Form 8938 on top of your regular return.

You are behind on reporting

Unfiled FBARs or foreign forms can often be fixed through streamlined procedures before the IRS finds them.

How Jason Helps

A CPA Who Knows the International Rules

International reporting is its own world. You get a licensed professional who handles it routinely, not a once-a-year guess.

Every required form identified

We map your foreign accounts, income, and entities to the exact forms the IRS expects, so nothing is missed.

Penalties minimized

Foreign-reporting penalties are severe. We file correctly and, when you are behind, use the proper catch-up procedures to reduce exposure.

Foreign income handled correctly

The foreign earned income exclusion and foreign tax credit are applied properly so you are not double-taxed.

Flat fee, quoted upfront

One fixed price after a free consultation. No hourly meter, and you approve the number before any work starts.

What Is Included

Everything Your International Filing Needs

A complete, compliant package across every foreign form your situation requires.

FBAR (FinCEN Form 114)
FATCA reporting (Form 8938)
Foreign corporation reporting (Form 5471)
Foreign partnership reporting (Form 8865)
Foreign trust and gift reporting (Forms 3520 and 3520-A)
Foreign earned income exclusion (Form 2555)
Foreign tax credit (Form 1116)
Expat and dual-status returns
Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures for back reporting
A licensed CPA who signs and stands behind every form
Transparent Flat-Fee Pricing

You Know the Cost Before Any Work Begins

International work is priced per form and by complexity, confirmed as one flat fee after a free consultation, before any work begins. See the Fees page for how flat-fee pricing works.

How It Works

From First Call to Filed, in Five Simple Steps

You always know what comes next. Here is exactly what working together looks like.

1

Schedule your consultation

Book a free, no pressure call. We confirm this is the right fit before you commit to anything.

2

Receive your flat-fee quote

One clear, fixed price for every form you need. You approve it before anything starts.

3

Upload documents securely

Send foreign account statements and income records through an encrypted portal, on your own schedule.

4

We handle the work

Jason prepares every required form personally and explains what each one does and why.

5

Year-round support

Foreign accounts and income recur every year. You get a CPA on call for planning all year.

Why International Filers Choose Jason

A Credentialed Professional Who Knows Foreign Reporting

Licensed CPA

A credentialed professional reviews and signs your return, not just software output.

International expertise

FBAR, FATCA, 5471, 8938, 2555, and 3520 are routine here, not unfamiliar territory.

Penalty protection

We file correctly and use the right catch-up procedures when you are behind, to limit exposure.

Flat-fee transparency

A fixed price up front. No hourly meter and no surprise invoice.

Secure by default

Encrypted client portal and secure file transfer, never email attachments.

Direct CPA access

You work with Jason from the first call through filing, typically answered within one business day.

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“Jason is one of the most professional, reliable CPAs I have worked with.”
Norberto C.  ·  Google Review
Clarifications

International Tax Questions, Answered

Who has to file an FBAR?
Generally, any U.S. person whose foreign financial accounts add up to more than 10,000 dollars at any point during the year, even for a single day. We review your accounts and file if it applies.
What happens if I never filed FBARs?
You are not alone, and it is usually fixable. The IRS streamlined procedures let many people catch up on past foreign reporting while reducing or avoiding penalties. We assess whether you qualify.
Do I still owe U.S. tax if I live abroad?
U.S. citizens and green-card holders are taxed on worldwide income wherever they live. The foreign earned income exclusion and foreign tax credit often reduce or eliminate the U.S. tax, but the return still has to be filed.
What is the difference between FBAR and Form 8938?
They are separate filings with different agencies and thresholds, and many people have to file both. We determine which apply to you and prepare them together.
Can you help if I own a foreign company?
Yes. Ownership in a foreign corporation or partnership usually requires Form 5471 or 8865, which carry steep penalties if missed. We handle the reporting.
How much does international filing cost?
You get one flat fee, quoted after a free consultation, before any work begins. International work is priced per form and by complexity.
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Other Ways Jason Can Help

International issues rarely travel alone. These often go hand in hand.

Get Your Foreign Reporting Right

One free consultation tells you which forms you need and what it will cost. No pressure, no obligation, just clear answers from a licensed CPA.

Flat-fee pricing. You approve the number before any work begins.