Non-residents, expats & ITIN
Whether you live abroad with US income or you’re an American living overseas, we file your US returns correctly, claim the treaty benefits and credits you’re owed, and get you an ITIN if you need one.
What we file for you
IRS Certified Acceptance Agent
ITIN applications
If you need to file a US return but can’t get a Social Security number, you need an ITIN. As a Certified Acceptance Agent, we verify your documents ourselves, so in most cases you don’t have to mail your passport to the IRS.
Pricing
Not all tax returns are the same, and we try to be fair in pricing. Our “starting at” prices are for a straightforward return. After your free consultation, you get a quote based on what your situation actually needs, before any work starts.
Common questions
I live abroad. When is my US return due?
Americans living abroad get an automatic extension to June 15. Non-residents filing Form 1040-NR are due April 15 if they had US wages subject to withholding, and June 15 otherwise.
Do I need to file an FBAR?
If you’re a US person and your foreign accounts added together were over $10,000 at any point during the year, yes.
Do I have to come to the US?
No. Everything, including ITIN document verification, is done online.
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