Tax Guidance
Help By Country
Select Your Country
US Taxes for Expats in Australia
Australia is an attractive and popular destination for many American travelers, businesses, and investors. However, it is critically important for US expatriates to comply with the US tax code. Certified Public Accountant Ted Kleinman can help. Get started learning more about FBAR, the streamlined procedure, and your tax reporting requirements as a US expat in Australia.US Taxes for Expats in Austria
CPA Ted Kleinman has over three decades of experience helping US expats navigate and comply with tax requirements imposed by the IRS. If you’re a US expat living in Austria, you still need to report your income to the IRS and may be required to file an FBAR.US Taxes for Expats in Belgium
US Taxes for Expats in Bermuda
US Taxes for Expats in the British Virgin Islands
US Taxes for Expats in Canada
Our certified public accountants have the training and licensing necessary to process your tax documents, if you’re a United States citizen living and working abroad in Canada. Ted Kleinman has knowledge to handle all U.S. taxes for expats in Canada.US Taxes for Expats in the Cayman Islands
US Taxes for Expats in China
30 to 40 years ago, few Americans would have considered China to be a desirable country to relocate to. However political and economic reforms have transformed the country into an emerging giant. Today, China routinely ranks as one of the world’s fastest growing economies and regularly boasts growth rates that far exceed what is possible in the developed world. For more information read our guide for US Expats in China.US Taxes for Expats in France
Certified Public Accountant Ted Kleinman has more than 30 years of experience specializing in international tax matters. Ted can help bring you up to date with unfiled tax returns, walk you through FBAR reporting requirements, help you navigate the streamlined procedure, and keep you compliant with all applicable US taxes for expats in France.US Taxes for Expats in Germany
All US persons must report worldwide income to the IRS. Even if you are residing or working in Germany, you will still have to file certain tax forms or risk civil penalties and even criminal prosecution. What are some of the tax considerations for US expats in Germany?US Taxes for Expats in Greece
International CPA Ted Kleinman has over 30 years of experience helping American expatriates resolve their tax compliance issues. If you’re a US expat living in Greece and need to file for an Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (streamlined procedure), need help resolving compliance issues like failure to file an FBAR or failure to file or pay tax, or simply need to get your finances in order before departing for Greece, US Tax Help is here to assist you.US Taxes for Expats in Hong Kong
US Taxes for Expats in Ireland
The United States is one of the only countries in the world that requires citizens and expatriates to report worldwide income. As a US expatriate living in Ireland, you must comply with IRS reporting requirements or risk the possibility of massive civil penalties and criminal prosecution.US Taxes for Expats in Japan
If you’re a US expatriate residing in Japan, or if you’re planning on expatriating in the near future, it is critically important to ensure your compliance with the Internal Revenue Code.US Taxes for Expats in Lebanon
Us Taxes for Expats in Luxembourg
Nestled between Germany, Belgium, and France, US Expats in Luxembourg are offered the rolling countryside, a rich cultural heritage, and of course, attractive financial prospects, ranking among the world’s wealthiest countries.US Taxes for Expats in Mauritius
US Taxes for Expats in Malaysia
US Taxes for Expats in Mexico
Employed anywhere in Mexico as a United States citizen? You may have additional tax obligations to the IRS. Get more information about U.S. taxes for expats in Mexico from our licensed CPAs.US Taxes for Expats in the Netherlands
International CPA Ted Kleinman has over 30 years of experience helping American expatriates resolve their tax compliance issues. Whether you need to file an FBAR, want to participate in the streamlined procedure, or are simply concerned about the accuracy of your tax documents, US Tax Help can assist. Read more about US taxes for expats in the Netherlands.
US Taxes for Expats in Panama
US Taxes for Expats in Russia
Moving to a new country is an exciting time, but it’s also important to make sure that you understand your tax liabilities as a taxpayer living abroad. International tax matters require meticulous planning, organization, and attention to detail. Moving to a new country is an exciting time, but it’s also important to make sure that you understand your tax liabilities as a taxpayer living abroad. International tax matters require meticulous planning, organization, and attention to detail, while failures to comply with US tax laws can result in steep fines or even criminal prosecution and incarceration. If you’re unsure about your US Taxes as an Expat in Russia, don’t hesitate in reaching out to a CPA that can help guide you.US Taxes for Expats in Saudi Arabia
As an American expatriate living in Saudi Arabia, you are subject to rigid US tax filing requirements, non-compliance with which can result in a multitude of civil penalties, fines, and even the potential for criminal prosecution and incarceration. For more information, read our tax guide for US expats in Saudi Arabia.US Taxes for Expats in Singapore
CPA Ted Kleinman has over three decades of experience helping US expatriates to Singapore take advantage of credits and deductions, and negotiating with the IRS in matters of tax compliance related to FATCA, FBAR, and the streamlined procedure. What reporting information do you need to know as a resident of Singapore?US Taxes for Expats in South Korea
If you’re considering becoming a US Expat in South Korea, you should consult with an experienced CPA before you move. Expatriates and US citizens abroad are subject to the some of the world’s most complex tax liabilities and reporting requirements, and even innocent mistakes can have lasting financial and legal ramifications for noncompliant taxpayers.US Taxes for Expats in Switzerland
Switzerland has long been known as a tax haven, making it highly attractive to many US persons and business owners. However, the financial policies which have made Switzerland famous among the “Big Seven” have been undergoing dramatic changes during the previous decade, and particularly during the past few years. Get more information for US Expats in Switzerland from our experienced CPA.US Taxes for Expats in Thailand
One of the largest economies in Southeast Asia, Thailand’s vibrant culture and rapid financial growth have made it a popular destination for American expatriates in recent years. But while its exotic climes and robust economy make bustling Thailand an appealing destination for expatriation, US Expats in Thailand must pay close attention to local and international tax rules.US Taxes for Expats in the UK
The UK is traditionally considered a particularly attractive destination for US expatriates. Many expats cite London and its status as an international financial hub as one of the key reasons that motivated their relocation. Get more information for US Expats in the UK here.US Taxes for Expats in Vietnam
If you are planning on moving to Vietnam, or if you recently relocated, it is critical to familiarize yourself with the tax requirements to which you are subject as a citizen living abroad. Compliance failures for US Expats Living in Vietnam, even of the unintentional variety, can subject you to costly civil penalties.Filing Expatriate Taxes is a Complicated Process
Attempting to file tax documents as an expat without the help of an experienced and certified public accountant is a risky gamble. Failing to use the correct forms or disclose all of your foreign income and accounts could result in a costly audit by IRS investigators. Contact CPA Ted Kleinman today to get the help you need to get your taxes filed correctly the first time. Even if you haven’t filed appropriate tax documents for years prior, US Tax Help can still assist in guiding you through the foreign disclosure process to bring you into compliance.
Get Help for Your Expat Taxes Now
No matter where you live and work in the world, the trained CPAs at US Tax Help have the knowledge and skill necessary to process your expat taxes and submit them to the IRS. We remain dedicated to working with you and your family to have you pay the lowest taxes allowed by law. We add service countries on a regular basis, so even if you don’t see your nation or country listed below, you can still submit a contact form to request a consultation about your specific expatriate tax matter.
A Straightforward Fee Structure
Consultation
I do not take on consulting clients for less than $975.00. However, if our initial call lasts for less than 2 hours, you can use the remaining time for questions you may have in the future or apply the balance towards tax preparation services. I charge in 15-minute increments. I require that the $975.00 be paid in advance. I’ll send you an E-Invoice to pay the retainer from a US account via bank debit after I receive your introductory email and brief fact pattern. If you would like to schedule a call, please send me an email suggesting a time and make the $975.00 payment or call (541) 923-0903. If you decide to proceed with a professional relationship, I would prefer to review documents prior to the consultation. Sensitive documents may be sent securely using my Secure Portal.
GET A CONSULTATION
Tax Preparation
The “minimum charge” for tax preparation is $975 The final price is determined after “scope of work” is established. I establish scope of work by reviewing documents. The types of documents needed for the review will be outlined in response to your introductory email and brief fact pattern. There is “no charge” for reviewing documents and providing a price quote. So, you are in control of the process. If you decide not to proceed after my review you owe me nothing. Sensitive documents may be sent securely using my Secure Portal. If I’m able to accept you as a client, I’ll send you my standard engagement letter for your review and approval. Once the engagement letter is approved and the retainer paid; I’ll lay-out my work plan and your responsibilities in detail.
GET A CONSULTATIONA Straightforward Fee Structure
Consultation
I do not take on consulting clients for less than $975.00. However, if our initial call lasts for less than 2 hours, you can use the remaining time for questions you may have in the future or apply the balance towards tax preparation services. I charge in 15-minute increments. I require that the $975.00 be paid in advance. I’ll send you an E-Invoice to pay the retainer from a US account via bank debit after I receive your introductory email and brief fact pattern. If you would like to schedule a call, please send me an email suggesting a time and make the $975.00 payment or call (541) 923-0903. If you decide to proceed with a professional relationship, I would prefer to review documents prior to the consultation. Sensitive documents may be sent securely using my Secure Portal.
GET A CONSULTATION
Tax Preparation
The “minimum charge” for tax preparation is $975 The final price is determined after “scope of work” is established. I establish scope of work by reviewing documents. The types of documents needed for the review will be outlined in response to your introductory email and brief fact pattern. There is “no charge” for reviewing documents and providing a price quote. So, you are in control of the process. If you decide not to proceed after my review you owe me nothing. Sensitive documents may be sent securely using my Secure Portal. If I’m able to accept you as a client, I’ll send you my standard engagement letter for your review and approval. Once the engagement letter is approved and the retainer paid; I’ll lay-out my work plan and your responsibilities in detail.
GET A CONSULTATION