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International Tax and FBAR

International Tax and FBAR Compliance

Foreign accounts, foreign income, or a foreign business? A licensed CPA determines which FBAR, FATCA and other international forms your facts actually require, and prepares the ones that apply.

Introductory consultation. Flat-fee pricing, quoted before any work begins.
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What Is Included

The International Forms We Prepare

Which of these apply depends on your facts. We establish that first, then prepare the forms that are required.

✓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 an introductory 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. Ongoing planning support is available when it is included in your service plan or proposal.

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 exposure reviewed

Where prior years are incomplete, we review which catch-up procedures are available for your facts and what exposure would remain.

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. Messages are generally answered within one business day.

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“Jason is one of the most professional, reliable CPAs I have worked with.”
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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?
The first step is establishing what was required for each year and what was actually filed. The IRS streamlined filing compliance procedures are one route, but they require certifying that the failure to report was non-willful, and they are not available once the IRS has begun a civil examination. Where they do not fit, other correction routes exist. We review which one applies to your facts.
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?
Often, but not always. Ownership in a foreign corporation or partnership can require Form 5471 or Form 8865 depending on the filer category and the level of ownership or control involved. Missed filings carry penalties, so the category is worked out from your actual facts before anything is prepared.
How much does international filing cost?
You get one flat fee, quoted after an introductory consultation, before any work begins. International work is priced per form and by complexity.
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Get Your Foreign Reporting Right

An introductory consultation confirms fit, scope, and next steps. No pressure, no obligation, with a licensed CPA.

You approve the scope in writing before any work begins.