Expat Global Tax
London, London
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London, London
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Expat Global Tax is a premier full service tax firm with a singular focus of working with Americans living abroad in helping them file the US tax returns. Our offices are conveniently located in the US and the Middle East (Dubai) from which we provide tax preparation services to Americans living globally.
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3 customer reviews
Kate McKellar
Very professional and friendly to deal with - helpful and quick to respond when I had a question. Will be using again in 2019.
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Carly Burdová
Expat Global Tax is a trustworthy, friendly and fast company that I would recommend to anyone looking for tax support (particularly Americans abroad who need help getting IRS compliant).
I had been looking for support with my Streamline Foreign Offshore procedure (backfilling 3 years taxes + 6 years FBAR as required by law) and was very pleased to find them. I worked directly with Alex who answered all of my questions in great detail, with speed. Over the past several years I've worked as both an employee and a freelancer (self employed) and they were able to handle all forms including Schedule C (profit / loss), 2555 - foreign earned income exclusion, and are informed about Totalization agreements (related to Social Security and Health Care taxes).
It's a big weight off my shoulders to finally be up to date with my US taxes. In fact, I just got notification from IRS that my FBARS were successfully accepted. Thank you for your help!
(also to note, I had been "shopping around" and they offer a very fair, competitive price)
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Kim Macauley Kleinhans
We just had a very pleasant experience with Expat Global Tax. Mohammad was very thorough and helpful. He answered all of our questions in a very timely manner. Thank you so much, we will use you again! More...
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What kind of accounting services do you provide?
Self assessment preparation
Bookkeeping
Payroll
VAT
Why is it so important for businesses to hire a great accountant?
What could a good accountant do for your business?
Minimize expenses through detailed cost cutting and savings on tax.
Relieve you of tedious accountancy tasks so your precious time is free to be invested in other vital areas of your business.
Assist you to improve efficiency in all areas of your business so you can reduce errors and maximise profit.
Keep you up-to-date with the latest news and legislations which affect you and your business.
Protect you from falling foul of accountancy traps such as problems with tax and other HMRC issues.
Provide you with cashflow solutions and advice.
Provide other business advice such as legal structures, accountancy software to use and what other businesses similar to yours are doing with their finances.
What do you love most about your job?
Our team consists of highly qualified CPA’s and EA’s with over 40 years of combined experience in the area of US expat taxation. We will be sure to match you with the right team member based on your specific situation.
We take tax return preparation for our clients very serious and guarantee 100% satisfaction. Not only will we prepare your tax return with the highest level of diligence, our tax experts will be available to answer any queries you may have at any time. Give us the opportunity to work with you and we promise you will be fully satisfied.
What inspired you to start your own business?
We take tax return preparation for our clients very serious and guarantee 100% satisfaction. Not only will we prepare your tax return with the highest level of diligence, our tax experts will be available to answer any queries you may have at any time. Give us the opportunity to work with you and we promise you will be fully satisfied.
Why should our clients choose you?
The number one challenge facing U.S. expatriates today is the urgent need to ensure they are in full compliance with the ever changing U.S. tax laws and the aggressive enforcement of such new tax laws by the IRS and US Government. When we see tax returns, we don’t just see numbers but the individuals behind them. Our clients work very hard at what they do and our job is to make sure that they are able to save every tax dollar possible. With our experience of working with many Americans living abroad, we are fully aware of different situations being faced by American expats and can provide solutions and options to deal with all situations. We provide top quality service to our clients and are always available for a discussion with our clients to discuss their unique tax situation and advise accordingly.
US INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURN AND FILING
If you are a U.S. citizen or Green Card Holder who lives and works outside the United States, you still have a requirement to file your US individual income tax return annually and include your worldwide income on the tax return.
FBAR (REPORT OF FOREIGN BANK AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS)
Declaring bank accounts abroad with the aggregate value of over $10,000 has been required of US citizens and residents for many years and in recent years the law around foreign bank account reporting has become more complex and non-compliance with respect to this reporting will lead
Declaring bank accounts abroad with the aggregate value of over $10,000 has been required of US citizens and residents for many years and in recent years the law around foreign bank account reporting has become more complex and non-compliance with respect to this reporting will lead you Monterrey and non-monetary penalties. As a general rule, foreign bank account reporting does not have any tax implications rather it is only disclosure of your foreign bank accounts. Foreign Bank Account Reporting submission due date is June 30th for the year previously ended on December 31st and there is no extension available to submit the required forms. Speak to one of our experts to understand your obligations in respect of reporting your foreign bank accounts.
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
Since the enactment of FATCA, foreign banks have began reporting the account balances of their U.S. citizen and Green Card holder customers to the IRS (either directly or to the local tax authority that then reports the information to the IRS under an IGA). As a result, the risk of
U.S. expats being detected by the IRS has increased significantly. Therefore, it is highly recommended that U.S. expats who are delinquent on their U.S. tax return filings, come forward and seek the help of a qualified tax professional in order to take advantage of the programs currently available.
The IRS is currently running a special program (Streamline Filing) for delinquent taxpayers where there may only be a requirement to file the last 3 years of tax returns and last 6 years of foreign bank accounts and by doing so, taxpayers position with the IRS will be fully up to date. Speak to our tax experts to under Streamline Filing and how you may be able to file under this special program.
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
Since the enactment of FATCA, foreign banks have began reporting the account balances of their U.S. citizen and Green Card holder customers to the IRS (either directly or to the local tax authority that then reports the information to the IRS under an IGA). As a result, the risk of
U.S. expats being detected by the IRS has increased significantly. Therefore, it is highly recommended that U.S. expats who are delinquent on their U.S. tax return filings, come forward and seek the help of a qualified tax professional in order to take advantage of the programs currently available.
The IRS is currently running a special program (Streamline Filing) for delinquent taxpayers where there may only be a requirement to file the last 3 years of tax returns and last 6 years of foreign bank accounts and by doing so, taxpayers position with the IRS will be fully up to date. Speak to our tax experts to under Streamline Filing and how you may be able to file under this special program.
