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Expat US Tax Expat US Tax is an experienced team of expatriate tax professionals helping Americans and Green Card We strive to provide only the highest level of service.

With us, you get the same elite international accounting firm quality, but with the care and attention, only a specialist team can provide. Most US-based accounting firms are highly qualified and experienced in US domestic tax, but have little experience with the very complex US expatriate tax compliance system. We've got you covered. The Expat US Team has over 200 years of combined expatriate tax experience. Our team has previously worked with the big four accountancy firms around the world, so you can expect first-class service from us.

If you missed the US tax deadline, file your overdue return as soon as possible, even if you cannot pay what you owe. Pe...
16/10/2026

If you missed the US tax deadline, file your overdue return as soon as possible, even if you cannot pay what you owe. Penalties may apply, although some taxpayers qualify for relief.

Americans abroad should check whether they qualify for an automatic filing extension. If you have several years of unfiled returns or missed foreign reporting obligations, review the applicable IRS compliance procedures before submitting them.

Not sure which situation applies to you? Read the full guide here 👇https://www.expatustax.com/what-do-i-do-if-i-missed-the-us-tax-deadline/

15/10/2026

Many US expats assume every Australian super fund is treated the same, but that’s not always the case. While most traditional Australian retail super funds generally don’t raise PFIC concerns, self-managed super funds (SMSFs) and certain foreign retirement plans may require a closer review.

The answer comes down to how your super is set up, and the difference between two funds can be bigger than most people expect.

Book your consultation today 👇
https://www.expatustax.com/accountants/jonathan-rose/

A decade together says more than any slogan could. Anne and her family have trusted Expat US Tax with their US filing fo...
14/10/2026

A decade together says more than any slogan could. Anne and her family have trusted Expat US Tax with their US filing for the last 10 years, and she shared that the team’s guidance has been invaluable as small business owners navigating two tax systems.

Long-term relationships like this are what we aim for with every client. US tax rules can feel complicated no matter where you live, and having a team that knows your story year after year makes the process feel a lot lighter.

Thank you, Anne, for your continued trust and for sharing your experience with us!

Curious what a stress-free tax season looks like? Book a consultation with our team today. 👇
https://www.expatustax.com/free-consultation-form/

US tax rules don’t come with a manual, and the answers you find online rarely fit your exact situation. A foreign accoun...
13/10/2026

US tax rules don’t come with a manual, and the answers you find online rarely fit your exact situation. A foreign account here, a pension there, a move mid-year, and suddenly it’s hard to know what applies to you.

A consultation with our team is a chance to sit down with someone who works with US expats every day. Bring your questions, talk through your situation, and leave knowing what your next steps are, instead of piecing it together from forums and guesswork.

Let’s find the best solution for you. Book your consultation today 👇 https://www.expatustax.com/consultation/

US expats with foreign rental property must file Form 8858 when the rental activity is treated as a Foreign Branch or co...
12/10/2026

US expats with foreign rental property must file Form 8858 when the rental activity is treated as a Foreign Branch or conducted through a Foreign Disregarded Entity (FDE). This requirement can apply even when the property is owned directly in the taxpayer’s name.

So how do you know if your rental falls into this category? It comes down to how the activity is set up, and the definitions aren’t what most people expect.

See how Form 8858 applies to foreign rental income 👇
https://www.expatustax.com/us-expats-rental-income-form-8858/

IRS Form 8858 is essentially a tool used to gather data on Foreign Disregarded Entities (FDEs) and certain Foreign Branches (FBs).

Form 8621, officially called the “Information Return by a Shareholder of a Passive Foreign Investment Company or Qualifi...
09/10/2026

Form 8621, officially called the “Information Return by a Shareholder of a Passive Foreign Investment Company or Qualified Electing Fund,” is used by certain US taxpayers to report interests in Passive Foreign Investment Companies (PFICs). For Americans abroad, this can include foreign mutual funds, investment funds, and other pooled foreign investments that meet the PFIC rules.

Not sure if your investments count as PFICs? Read our full Form 8621 instructions here 👇 https://www.expatustax.com/form-8621-instructions/

Form 8621 is used by certain US taxpayers to report PFIC interests, including some foreign mutual funds and pooled investments.

Trust like this means everything to us. Kathryn shared that our team was quick to respond and genuinely helpful whenever...
07/10/2026

Trust like this means everything to us. Kathryn shared that our team was quick to respond and genuinely helpful whenever she had questions, and that she trusts us completely with her US tax filing.

That's exactly the kind of relationship we aim to build with every client. US taxes can feel overwhelming no matter where you live, and having a team you can actually rely on should make all the difference.

Thank you, Kathryn, for your trust and for sharing your experience with us!

Curious what reliable, responsive tax support looks like? Book a consultation with our team today.
https://www.expatustax.com/free-consultation-form/

If US taxes abroad feel overwhelming, you're not alone. Between foreign income rules, reporting requirements, and the fe...
06/10/2026

If US taxes abroad feel overwhelming, you're not alone. Between foreign income rules, reporting requirements, and the fear of getting something wrong, it's a lot to carry, especially when you're also adjusting to life in a new country.

You don't have to figure it out by yourself. A consultation with our team gives you a calm, judgment-free space to ask questions, voice your concerns, and finally understand exactly where you stand.

Book your free consultation 👇
https://www.expatustax.com/consultation/

06/10/2026

Why Do Australian ETFs Increase Your US Tax Return Cost?

Australian exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can significantly increase the complexity and cost of your US tax return. In this video, Seth Hertz explains why certain Australian ETFs may require additional IRS reporting, how PFIC rules can apply, and why it's important to understand the US tax consequences before investing.

If you're a US citizen living in Australia, this is essential information to help you avoid unexpected tax complications.

Avoid costly PFIC mistakes before they happen. Book your consultation today. 👇
https://www.expatustax.com/accountants/seth-hertz/

It's common for expats to assume their filing situation is worse than it actually is. Years of putting it off can make t...
01/10/2026

It's common for expats to assume their filing situation is worse than it actually is. Years of putting it off can make the backlog feel bigger in your head than it is in reality.

Most of the time, it's not as extensive as people fear, and in many cases, a few years of catching up is all it takes to get back in good standing.

The only way to know for sure is to have someone actually look at your situation instead of guessing.

Book a consultation with Expat US Tax and find out exactly what filing you need, no assumptions required. 👇
https://www.expatustax.com/consultation/

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