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You are required to file Schedule B with your IRS form 1040 each year if among other reasons, you had a financial interest in, or signature authority over a foreign financial account. On Schedule B Part III line 7a, the form specifically asks you to state whether or not you had a foreign account. The problem is…
Reginald called our office in early 2014. He was a US citizen who had been living in Germany since the 1990s. He met and married a wonderful woman and they had a beautiful family together. All things said, he made his life there and Germany was his home. Reginald was very successful in…
If you have unfiled tax returns, you’re actually far from alone, and there are steps you can take to get into compliance.
Our lawyers understand that it is easier than most people think to get into payroll tax trouble. The key to a winning deal is to put things in the right perspective. Failure to do so could be catastrophic.
So many people call us around from around the nation, around the world – completely freaked out about their IRS issue. They feel ashamed; this is not where they intended to be in their life! And worse, they feel embarrassed for letting their problem get this far.
Learn about the advantages of working with us to clear up any unreported foreign income, assets or anything tax issue that is making you uneasy. We also answer some of the most common questions people have about disclosure programs.
The FBAR is a misunderstood form; by taxpayers, tax professionals, and even the IRS. Worse, there can be harsh consequences for technical errors. But, there are ways to navigate this minefield. Thousands have succesfully done so.
Our clients come from around the globe, including: Australia Canada China Switzerland Germany France The U.K. Hong Kong Israel India Japan Taiwan Common International Issues for Individuals When planning a new international venture, how can you know if you're meeting … Read more
US investments and ventures overseas (outbound taxation) Our basic philosophy on investing overseas is that there should be a non-tax reason for the investment. Why? Because if you are not a large multi-national corporation, the actual opportunity for tax savings with the majority of international tax planning are modest. Those savings can also be eaten … Read more
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