Editorial team of TFX

“I discovered that, because I hadn’t formally given up my Green Card, I was still treated as an expat – and so these IRS obligations applied to me. That was quite a shock! By the time I realised I had taxes to file and non-US financial accounts to report, I’d been out of compliance for 11 ...

“The overwhelming amount of online information left me feeling panicked; I did not know where or how to start the process of becoming tax compliant.” Aishah Ahmed Bumadian, American expat in the UK For many Americans living abroad, US tax obligations come a...

“Don’t wait and try to find the fastest or cheapest service. You’ll be more satisfied by finishing your taxes sooner while staying informed about the most recent laws. Paying to have your taxes done is not a great feeling – but TFX somehow makes it feel less painful and quick.” Matthew Kyle Nels...

“One of my favorite parts of Taxes for Expats is the portal. They’ve somehow customized it for Australia – we have a different tax year here. They’ve been really helpful with communication and filing extensions, and I think they’re quite affordable for what they do.”<...

“I felt an immense sense of relief. Having successfully navigated such a massive undertaking in a quick and effective manner was very satisfying. This is a high-stakes, complex area that must be addressed immediately. This is not a situation that a layperson or a generalist accountant is equipped to handle....

By working with our CPAs, this client effectively “saved = earned” more than $56,000 in net tax savings (after fees) – while avoiding some of the most common and costly double taxation mistakes faced by US expats. Background Alex P. (name changed for privacy) contacted ...