International tax guidance for a world without borders.
International tax matters can become complicated quickly. We help individuals, families, investors, and business owners understand their U.S. tax obligations, address ITIN needs, and plan for what comes next.
Your tax obligations do not stop at the border.
International Tax ITIN Services address the complexities of living, working, investing, or operating a business across international borders that can create tax responsibilities in more than one country. U.S. filing requirements, foreign income, reporting obligations, investments, and identification requirements can all intersect.
Our approach begins with understanding the complete picture. From ITIN applications and non-resident filings to broader cross-border tax planning, we help you identify the issues that matter and understand the steps ahead.
Advice designed around your circumstances
Who We Help
International tax questions rarely fit into one box.
We work with taxpayers and business owners whose financial lives, investments, or obligations extend beyond the United States.
Non-U.S. Residents
Individuals with U.S. income or other U.S. tax obligations.
Foreign Nationals
Individuals investing, working, or conducting business in the U.S.
U.S. Citizens Abroad
U.S. taxpayers living or working outside the country.
International Business Owners
Businesses with international operations, owners, or transactions.
U.S. Property Owners
International owners receiving income from U.S. property.
Individuals Needing an ITIN
Taxpayers who need an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number.
Our Services
International tax services built around the details.
ITIN Services
When you need a U.S. tax identification number.
International Tax ITIN Services include obtaining an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, or ITIN, used by certain individuals who have U.S. tax obligations but are not eligible for a Social Security Number.
The application process requires appropriate documentation and must be handled according to IRS requirements. We can help you understand whether an ITIN may apply to your situation and what information may be required.
Who May Need an ITIN
Individuals who have a U.S. tax filing or reporting requirement but cannot obtain an SSN.
When an ITIN May Be Required
Certain federal tax filing and reporting situations may require an ITIN.
Supporting Documentation
Proper identification documentation is an important part of the application process.
Tax Filing Requirements
An ITIN is connected to specific tax obligations, not general identification purposes.
Entity structure changes the tax picture.
When navigating International Tax ITIN Services, the structure you chose when you started may not be the structure that serves you now. The right answer depends on expected profit, how you pay yourself, ownership, outside investors and the states where you operate.
Residency & Filing Status
Understanding how residency and taxpayer status affect U.S. filing requirements.
Foreign Income
Identifying how income earned outside the U.S. may interact with U.S. tax obligations.
Foreign Financial Accounts
Understanding potential reporting requirements connected to overseas financial accounts.
International Business Activity
Considering the tax implications of international business structures and transactions.
Good tax advice looks beyond the next filing deadline.
International Tax ITIN Services adapt as your residence, income, investments, business activities, or family circumstances change. A year-round advisory relationship can help you identify questions earlier and make informed decisions before deadlines arrive.
01 / Understand
Understand the complete tax picture.
02 / Identify
Identify obligations before deadlines.
03 / Plan
Plan around future financial decisions.
04 / Review
Review changing circumstances over time.
Start with the facts. Then determine the next step.
Every international tax situation is different. Our process begins with your circumstances.
01
Tell Us Your Situation
Share the details that matter, including your residency, income sources, investments, business activities, or ITIN needs.
02
Review the Tax Considerations
We identify the relevant U.S. tax filing, reporting, identification, and planning considerations.
03
Plan the Next Step
We discuss the appropriate path forward based on your circumstances and objectives.
Questions about international tax?
Who needs an ITIN?
An ITIN may be used by certain individuals who have U.S. federal tax obligations but are not eligible for a Social Security Number. Eligibility depends on the individual’s specific circumstances.
Can a non-U.S. resident file a U.S. tax return?
Yes. Certain non-U.S. residents may have U.S. tax filing obligations depending on their income, activities, investments, residency status, and other circumstances.
Do I need to report foreign accounts?
Certain U.S. taxpayers with qualifying foreign financial accounts may have additional reporting requirements. The applicable requirements depend on the taxpayer’s circumstances and account information.
What if I have U.S. income while living abroad?
Living outside the United States does not necessarily eliminate U.S. tax filing obligations. The rules depend on citizenship, residency, income, and the nature of the income involved.
Can you help with prior-year international filings?
We can review your circumstances and discuss available options for addressing prior-year U.S. tax filing or reporting matters.
LET'S TALK
Cross-border tax questions are easier to address before deadlines arrive.
Tell us about your situation and let’s discuss the tax considerations that may apply.
