INTERNATIONAL TAX SERVICES
U.S. tax returns and foreign reporting for people and businesses with ties to more than one country.
International tax rules are some of the most complex in the tax code, and the penalties for missing a form can be larger than the tax itself. At Victoria Bogdanovich CPA, we prepare U.S. returns for expats, new U.S. residents, nonresident investors, and businesses that operate across borders — and we make sure your foreign accounts, companies, and trusts are reported correctly.
Many larger firms and local CPAs refer international clients to us when the work is outside their specialty.
Our international services
For individuals
- Expat Taxation — U.S. citizens and green card holders living abroad
- New U.S. Residents — your first U.S. returns after moving here
- Dual-Status Taxpayers — the year you arrive in or leave the U.S.
- Foreign Investors and Nonresidents — U.S. rental property, real estate sales, and Form 1040-NR
Foreign reporting
- Foreign Assets & International Tax Reporting — FBAR, foreign income, and foreign information returns
- FATCA Compliance — Form 8938 and how it fits with the FBAR
- Foreign Trusts and Foreign Gifts — Forms 3520 and 3520-A
For businesses
- Foreign-Owned U.S. Businesses — U.S. companies with foreign owners, including Form 5472
- U.S. Owners of Foreign Companies — Forms 5471, 8865, and 8858
Behind on international filings?
If you’ve missed FBARs or foreign forms in past years, there may be ways to catch up with reduced penalties. Start with a paid Initial Consultation so we can review your situation before any filings are made.
How it works
- Check your fit — about 1 minute. Answer a few questions and see your starting fee.
- Create your client portal account and complete our Client Application.
- Meet with us — free Tax Discovery Zoom meeting. Upload your last two years of returns at least 24 hours before the meeting so we can discuss an estimated fee range on the call.
- Receive your engagement package with your estimated fee and scope of work. Work begins once you sign.
Ready to see where you fit? Take the 1-minute fit check or see our pricing and how it works.
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