If you run a U.S. company with foreign owners, own a business abroad as a U.S. owner, or are doing a deal across borders, we plan it and handle the reporting with you.
Call or text an office, or the concierge. It answers any time and can book the introductory meeting.
Is this a personal residency, foreign-account, pension, or U.S. property matter? See cross-border tax for individuals.
Foreign owners of a U.S. company can trigger additional disclosures and related-party reporting alongside the federal and state returns. We coordinate that with the company's annual tax work.
Certain U.S. owners have annual foreign-corporation reporting, and some rules can tax U.S. owners on foreign-company income even when nothing was distributed. We review ownership and the filing path before anything is submitted.
Do not file a catch-up package on your own. We review what should have been filed, penalty exposure, and the correction path that fits the facts.
No. Personal residency, foreign accounts, pensions, and U.S. property sales are on cross-border tax for individuals.
We'll start by listing your entities, owners, countries, filings, and transactions, then coordinate them.