Who This Is For
If you’re a U.S. citizen running a business abroad — whether it’s a freelance consultancy, a foreign corporation, or a digital storefront — this page is for you.
We help:
- Expat entrepreneurs with foreign entities
- U.S. owners of foreign LLCs or sole proprietorships
- Digital nomads with global clients
- Founders navigating Form 5471, GILTI, and FBAR
- Self-employed expats unsure about IRS rules
What We Cover
- Form 5471 – Foreign corporation reporting
- GILTI & Subpart F – Passive income and controlled foreign corporations
- Schedule C & SE – For sole proprietors abroad
- Foreign tax credits & exclusions – Maximize deductions legally
- Entity classification & elections – S corp, disregarded entity, or foreign corp? We guide you
- FBAR & FATCA – Foreign bank account and asset reporting
Why It Matters
Running a business abroad doesn’t exempt you from U.S. tax rules. In fact, it adds complexity — and risk. Late or incorrect filings can trigger penalties, audits, or loss of benefits.
We simplify the process, so you can focus on growing your business — not decoding IRS jargon.
How We Help
- Personalized guidance based on your business structure
- Flat-fee packages for expat entrepreneurs
- Bilingual resources (English + Spanish)
- Strategic planning to reduce tax liability
- Hands-on support with IRS notices and catch-up filings
Ready to Navigate Your Expat Business Taxes? Let Expat Tax Compass be your guide.
Schedule a free consult or download our checklist for expat business owners.