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U.S. Expat Tax Advisory & Filing

U.S. Tax Filing for Americans Living Abroad

Professional support for U.S. citizens, Green Card holders and American expats who need help with U.S. tax returns, FATCA, FBAR or previous-year filing gaps.

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15+ YearsGlobal experience
85+Professionals worldwide
4 LocationsU.S. & Middle East
How We Can Help

U.S. tax support for life and business abroad

Focused services for expats, U.S. persons with foreign financial interests, and individuals who need to catch up on prior filings.

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U.S. Expat Tax Filing

Professional assistance preparing and filing U.S. tax returns for Americans and Green Card holders living abroad.

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FATCA Compliance

Support in understanding whether specified foreign financial assets may create FATCA reporting requirements.

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FBAR Filing

Guidance on reporting qualifying foreign financial accounts and preparing the required filing where applicable.

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Streamlined Filing

Support for eligible individuals or businesses that have not filed or have a lapse in prior U.S. tax filings.

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Foreign Tax Credit

Professional support in evaluating available credits or deductions that may affect U.S. taxable income.

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U.S. Tax Planning

Internationally focused tax advisory for individuals and businesses navigating cross-border financial matters.

Who We Help

Not sure about your U.S. filing obligations?

Living outside the United States does not automatically remove U.S. filing and reporting requirements. Your obligations may depend on your status, income, financial accounts and foreign assets.

  • U.S. citizens living outside the United States
  • Green Card holders living abroad
  • U.S. resident aliens
  • U.S. persons with foreign bank or financial accounts
  • Individuals who have missed previous U.S. tax filings

FATCA & Foreign Financial Assets

FATCA is designed to improve U.S. tax compliance involving foreign financial assets and offshore accounts. Depending on applicable thresholds, certain U.S. taxpayers may need to report specified foreign financial assets to the IRS.

Checking AccountsPotentially reportable
Savings AccountsPotentially reportable
Mutual FundsPotentially reportable
Stocks & BondsPotentially reportable

Behind on previous filings?

USFAAF states that it assists individuals and businesses that have not filed or have a lapse in filing through streamlined filing procedures where appropriate.

Previous-Year Filing Gaps

There may be a path to catch up.

If you have missed prior U.S. tax filings, the first step is to understand your individual situation and which procedures may apply. USFAAF can help review your circumstances and explain the required next steps.

Because tax outcomes vary by individual facts, this page does not promise eligibility, tax savings, penalty relief, or any specific result.

Global Presence

International experience. Local access.

USFAAF’s corporate profile lists offices in the United States and across the Middle East.

MinneapolisMinnesota, United States
DubaiUnited Arab Emirates
CairoEgypt
ManamaKingdom of Bahrain

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