Accountants for International/Expats
If you're earning income or holding assets abroad, U.S. tax rules still apply. This page lists accountants who specialize in international and expat tax issues, including:
Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) and Foreign Tax Credit (FTC)
FBAR and FATCA reporting for offshore bank accounts and assets
International tax treaties and how to file Form 8833
Cross-border business structures and U.S. entity compliance
Transfer pricing, foreign withholding, and global payroll
IFRS vs. GAAP reporting standards for foreign subsidiaries
Whether you’re living abroad or running a business with international operations, the right accountant can help you stay compliant, minimize taxes, and avoid costly penalties.
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Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) and Foreign Tax Credit (FTC)
FBAR and FATCA reporting for offshore bank accounts and assets
International tax treaties and how to file Form 8833
Cross-border business structures and U.S. entity compliance
Transfer pricing, foreign withholding, and global payroll
IFRS vs. GAAP reporting standards for foreign subsidiaries
Whether you’re living abroad or running a business with international operations, the right accountant can help you stay compliant, minimize taxes, and avoid costly penalties.
Need to outsource something else? Search for proactivefinancial advisorsandfractional CFOson Sam’s List too. Make sure to check the reviews, it’s one of the most important parts of your vetting process!
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
What is an international/expat accountant?
They’re U.S. tax professionals (typically CPAs or EAs) who specialize in international reporting—like the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, foreign tax credits, and overseas compliance rules like FBAR and FATCA.
Do I need an expat accountant if I live abroad?
Yes. As a U.S. citizen or green card holder, you must report global income. An expat accountant ensures you file correctly and avoid double taxation.
What’s the difference between FBAR and FATCA?
FBAR (FinCEN 114): Reports foreign accounts over $10K FATCA (Form 8938): Reports foreign assets if you meet IRS thresholds
Both may be required—even with no U.S. tax due.
Both may be required—even with no U.S. tax due.
How do international tax treaties work?
Treaties between the U.S. and 60+ countries help reduce or eliminate double taxation. Accountants use Form 8833 to properly claim these benefits.
What if I haven’t filed as an expat?
You may qualify for the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures, which let you catch up without penalties. A qualified accountant can guide you through it.
What Do International and Expat Accountants Help With?
International and expat accountants help U.S. citizens and businesses navigate the complexities of global taxation. Common services include:
FEIE and FTC filings to reduce double taxation
Form 8938 (FATCA) and FinCEN 114 (FBAR) to report foreign accounts and assets
International tax treaty elections (Form 8833)
Entity structuring for foreign subsidiaries or contractors
Transfer pricing compliance for cross-border payments
VAT, GST, and local tax coordination in multiple countries
U.S. state tax exit planning for expats still tied to their home state
They serve U.S. expats, digital nomads, remote workers abroad, multinational startups, and international investors.
FEIE and FTC filings to reduce double taxation
Form 8938 (FATCA) and FinCEN 114 (FBAR) to report foreign accounts and assets
International tax treaty elections (Form 8833)
Entity structuring for foreign subsidiaries or contractors
Transfer pricing compliance for cross-border payments
VAT, GST, and local tax coordination in multiple countries
U.S. state tax exit planning for expats still tied to their home state
They serve U.S. expats, digital nomads, remote workers abroad, multinational startups, and international investors.
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