International Tax
International tax and foreign reporting
Foreign gifts, accounts, assets, and companies can create filing duties separate from the income tax return. We identify the forms, years, and supporting facts before defining the engagement.
Who We Help
A good fit for
International reporting is kept as a separate service because it can affect both personal and business filings.
- U.S. persons who received large gifts or transfers from abroad
- Taxpayers with foreign bank, brokerage, pension, or other financial accounts
- Owners of foreign corporations or foreign-owned U.S. entities
- Taxpayers correcting missed foreign income or information returns
Gifts & Accounts
Foreign gifts, trusts, accounts, and assets
We trace the facts and reporting thresholds before preparing a form or late-filing package.
- Form 3520 foreign gift reporting, including late-filing case review
- Form 3520-A coordination when foreign trust reporting is involved
- FBAR / FinCEN Form 114 for foreign financial accounts
- FATCA / Form 8938 for specified foreign financial assets
Foreign Entities
Foreign company and ownership reporting
Ownership, transactions, and entity classification determine which forms and tax returns may be required.
- Form 5471 for qualifying ownership or involvement in foreign corporations
- Form 5472 and related pro forma Form 1120 filings for certain foreign-owned U.S. entities
- Coordination of foreign-entity information with individual or business returns
- Case-by-case review of other international information returns
Missed Filings
Streamlined offshore and correction projects
The correct procedure depends on residency, filing history, conduct, years involved, and whether the IRS has already contacted you.
- Streamlined Domestic Offshore Procedures and Form 14654 support
- Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures and Form 14653 support
- Amended or delinquent returns and FBAR coordination
- Penalty-base calculations and supporting narrative preparation within the agreed scope
Quoting
What affects the quote
International engagements are quoted by form, tax year, account or entity count, record condition, and correction procedure. We do not promise penalty relief or agency acceptance; the engagement defines the filings and support we will prepare.
Our Process
How the engagement starts
Submit the public inquiry form with the service, tax years, states, and any known deadline.
We identify the filings and information needed to prepare a written quote.
After engagement, you receive secure portal access for tax and identity documents.
We prepare the agreed work, review key items with you, and provide filing instructions.
Next Step
Start with a short case summary
The public form asks only for the service, tax years, states, and any known deadline. Sensitive documents are collected through the secure portal after engagement.