Pain Points We Solve
Freelancing abroad offers freedom — but U.S. tax rules don’t take a vacation. Many remote expat freelancers struggle with:
- Uncertainty about U.S. tax filing requirements while living overseas
- Confusion over self-employment taxes and foreign income exclusions
- Fear of double taxation on income earned abroad
- Unfiled returns or missed deadlines
- Lack of clarity on FBAR, FATCA, and foreign bank reporting
- No access to expat-savvy tax professionals who understand freelancers
Our Solutions
At Expat Tax Compass, we help remote freelancers abroad stay compliant, reduce taxes, and file with confidence:
- Form 2555 & Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE)
- Qualify for up to $120,000+ in tax-free income — even as a freelancer.
- Schedule C & SE Filing
- Report your freelance income and self-employment taxes correctly.
- Form 1116 & Foreign Tax Credit
- Avoid double taxation if you pay taxes abroad.
- FBAR & FATCA Compliance
- Report foreign bank accounts and digital wallets properly.
- Catch-Up Filing & IRS Notices
- Behind on filing? We help you get back on track — penalty relief included.
- Flat-Fee Packages & Bilingual Support
- Transparent pricing and resources in English and Spanish.
Who We Help
We work with:
- U.S. freelancers living abroad
- Digital nomads with 1099 income
- Remote contractors for U.S. or foreign clients
- Self-employed creatives, consultants, and developers
- Americans using platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or Substack from overseas
Ready to File from Anywhere? Let Expat Tax Compass be your guide.
Schedule a free consult or download our Freelancer Tax Checklist to get started.