Pain Points We Solve
Many U.S. citizens abroad are unaware that they must report foreign bank accounts — even if they don’t owe U.S. tax. Common struggles include:
- Confusion about FBAR filing thresholds
- Uncertainty about which accounts must be reported
- Fear of penalties for missed or late filings
- Overlapping rules between FBAR and FATCA (Form 8938)
- No clear guidance on digital wallets, joint accounts, or business accounts abroad
- Difficulty accessing IRS or FinCEN systems from overseas
Our Solutions
At Expat Tax Compass, we help expats file FBAR correctly and avoid costly mistakes:
- FBAR Filing (FinCEN Form 114)
- We guide you through the online filing process and ensure every account is properly reported.
- FATCA & Form 8938 Support
- Know when you need both FBAR and Form 8938 — and how to avoid duplication.
- Catch-Up Filing & Penalty Relief
- Missed a deadline? We help you file late FBARs and request penalty waivers when eligible.
- Account Classification Guidance
- We clarify which accounts count — personal, joint, business, crypto, and more.
- Flat-Fee Packages
- Transparent pricing and resources in English and Spanish.
Who We Help
We work with:
- U.S. citizens living abroad
- Dual nationals with foreign accounts
- Expats with joint accounts or foreign business accounts
- Remote workers and freelancers paid into foreign banks
- Americans with crypto wallets or non-U.S. fintech platforms
Ready to File Your FBAR?Let Expat Tax Compass be your guide.
Schedule a free consult or download our FBAR Checklist for Expats to get started.