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FileAbroadExpat Tax Services
U.S. expat tax filing, without the runaround

Your U.S. taxes handled from abroad. Personally.

FEIE, FBAR, foreign tax credits, and catch-up filings—prepared by one person who understands life overseas because he lives it too.

  • Work directly with Chip
  • Flat fees before you begin
  • Built for Americans living abroad
Chip Moreno, founder of FileAbroad

Hi, I'm Chip.

American expat in Ecuador and the person who handles your filing from first question to final return.

Why I built FileAbroad
Choose your next step

Three clear ways to get started

Start with a full filing, get help with a more complex return, or talk through your situation first. Every price is published upfront.

Essential Tax Filing

$575

Complete US expat tax return preparation. Federal return + FBAR + FEIE/FTC optimization.

  • Form 1040 preparation
  • FEIE / FTC optimization
  • FBAR included
  • Year selector (2018–2025)
Start Filing
Most Requested

Complete Tax Filing

$1,100

Everything in Essential, plus self-employment, rental income, state returns, and tax planning.

  • All Essential features
  • Self-employment income
  • Rental income
  • State return + tax planning
Start Complete Filing

Consultation

$100 / 30 min · $175 / 60 min

One-on-one video call to review your specific situation. Tax strategy, country move planning, FEIE qualification.

  • 30-min ($100) or 60-min ($175) options
  • Video or voice call
  • Written follow-up summary
  • Pay before scheduling
Book a 30-min Call

Government fees, third-party costs, and any required state filings are quoted separately.

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Message me on WhatsApp. I'll point you to the right package in a few minutes.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions about filing U.S. taxes from abroad.

Yes. The United States taxes its citizens on their worldwide income, regardless of where they live. Even if you earn all your income overseas, you are still required to file a U.S. tax return if your income exceeds the standard filing threshold. Failing to file can result in penalties and complications with your passport.

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