Already taxed overseas? Unsure what to report? Years of US returns still missing? Get your income, overseas accounts and filing history reviewed together.
Where you live, your income and the years involved.
Understand the filings, reporting and quote.
A coordinated team prepares the agreed work.
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Federal return preparation around your foreign and US income, filing status and residence. State obligations reviewed where relevant.
Get this year filedCompare available relief for income taxed abroad. Assess foreign tax credits and the foreign earned income exclusion against your actual circumstances.
Review my double-tax reliefReview overseas accounts and financial assets alongside the return. Scope FBAR and Form 8938 preparation when required.
Check my reporting obligationsEstablish what was missed and assess the correction options. Streamlined procedures require an eligibility review, including nonwillfulness.
Discuss my missing yearsForeign companies, partnerships and self-employment can involve reporting beyond Form 1040. Identify the specialist work before quoting.
Review my business interestsA move, new job, pension, investment sale or change in family circumstances can affect the return. Review the tax position before the decision.
Plan my next moveCurrent return, overseas reporting or prior years. Tell us what needs attention and we’ll scope the work.
Moving abroad does not generally end a US citizen’s or resident alien’s filing obligations. Income earned overseas still belongs in the US tax review.
Dimov Tax handles annual preparation, planning and prior-year catch-up. We assess separate foreign reporting alongside the return and quote it when needed.
Work with our team remotely. Start with your country of residence, last US filing and what changed this year.
Talk about my overseas tax positionThe comparison depends on income type, foreign taxes, eligibility and the effect on the rest of your return.
Qualifying foreign income taxes may offset US income tax on foreign-source income, subject to limits and separate income categories.
We review the income and tax records together, including any relevant carryovers.
Review my foreign taxesQualifying earned income may be excluded when the tax-home and residence or physical-presence requirements are met.
The exclusion does not apply to every income type. The same excluded income cannot also support a foreign tax credit.
Check my exclusion eligibilityThe engagement starts with the problem you actually need to resolve.
Foreign wages, investments, pensions and business income reviewed for the US filing.
A move, job change, large sale or retirement considered before it happens.
Identify missing returns and reporting, then review the available catch-up route.
Streamlined filing procedures are available only to eligible taxpayers whose failures were nonwillful. We review the history before recommending that approach.
Find my next stepLeaving the US does not automatically end your connection to your last state.
We review domicile, residency and continuing ties, including a home, work and return visits. The rules vary by state, and state treatment of federal relief can differ.
Your federal return, state position and overseas circumstances belong in the same conversation.
Review my state tax position
You can start from abroad without visiting an office.
Your last US return, country of residence, income sources and the years you need help with.
Establish the federal and state work, foreign reporting and any missed-year assessment.
Get the records list and fee for the work included. Specialist forms are identified separately.
Coordinate the calculations and reporting, address questions and prepare the agreed filings.
A substantial team of CPAs, Enrolled Agents, tax accountants and financial planning specialists. Your return can be reviewed alongside business interests, investments and the decisions behind them.
CPA · President
CPA · Senior Tax Manager
EA, CPA · Senior Tax Accountant
EA, CPA
ACCA, DipIFR
CFP
MA
Tax Accountant
A change of country can change more than your address.
Arrival and departure dates, where work is performed, account holdings and continued US ties can affect reporting. Review the position before a move or major transaction.
Discuss my international moveStan Shraybman, MBA, EA
Senior Tax Manager
Our senior tax team supports individual preparation and planning. Tell us about foreign income, company ownership, pensions and unfinished years so we can identify the right work.
The quote distinguishes the current-year return from specialist reporting, planning and prior-year preparation. You know what is included before work begins.
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US citizens and resident aliens generally remain subject to US tax on worldwide income. Whether a return is required depends on income, filing status and other rules. Paying foreign tax does not by itself remove the filing obligation.
Foreign tax credits, exclusions and applicable treaty provisions may provide relief. Their availability and limits depend on your circumstances. We compare the relevant options rather than promising a zero tax bill.
Tell us which years were missed and whether foreign accounts or other reporting were also omitted. We assess available correction routes and streamlined eligibility before recommending a filing strategy.
They can. FBAR and Form 8938 are separate requirements with different thresholds and coverage. An account reporting obligation can exist even where the income tax return shows no tax due.
Yes. Tell us what you hold and how it is owned. Foreign pensions, pooled investments and entity interests can require specialist analysis and additional forms, which are scoped separately.
Eligible taxpayers abroad generally receive an automatic two-month filing extension, usually to June 15 for a calendar-year return. Interest on unpaid federal income tax runs from the regular April due date. Further extensions and separate reports need their own review.
It can. The earned income exclusion does not eliminate self-employment tax. Social security totalization agreements may affect coverage, depending on the country and applicable certification.
Yes. Begin with your country of residence, last US filing and the issue you want reviewed. We identify the records needed and the scope before preparation starts.
Tell us where you live, how you earn income and which years need attention. We’ll establish the work needed and explain the fee.
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