Consultation
Consultation Intake: What Facts Matter First
A records-first guide to consultation intake: what facts matter first, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
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Educational U.S. tax articles for Americans living abroad, including FBAR, FATCA, and Foreign Earned Income Exclusion topics.
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Consultation
A records-first guide to consultation intake: what facts matter first, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Crypto
A records-first guide to crypto taxes for expats: irs guidance 2026, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Crypto
A records-first guide to cryptocurrency exchange accounts abroad, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Crypto
A records-first guide to defi transactions and form 1040 reporting, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Digital nomad
A records-first guide to digital nomad employer risk: where services are performed, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Digital nomad
A records-first guide to digital nomad taxes: the 183-day myth debunked, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Filing Foundations
Dual citizenship does not by itself create a separate U.S. tax system. Learn how citizenship, residence, foreign tax, accounts, pensions, and local filing obligations fit together for an American abroad.
Ecuador
A records-first guide to ecuador tax residency and the u.s. return, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Exit tax
A records-first guide to exit tax calculation: form 8854 walkthrough, including the questions to classify, documents to gather, related U.S. forms, and when a written scope helps.
Consultation first · Written scope
These answers cover the factors that usually determine your filing path: income, foreign accounts, forms, deadlines, and scope.