Most people put off catching up because they're afraid of what it will cost. So here's every price we charge, on one page. Work out your total below; that's the price you'll pay.
1Choose your package Tap one to see what’s included.
$1,399flat, one time
For you if your foreign accounts added up to more than $10,000 at any point in a year.
$1,099flat, one time
For you if your foreign accounts never added up to more than $10,000.
$2,499flat, one time
For you if you’re giving up U.S. citizenship and need to show five years of compliance.
Always included at no charge: your free review, unlimited emails and questions, and e-filing your FBARs.
Priced per tax year. Most clients need none, or just one.
Prices cover a Streamlined filing: 3 years of returns and, with FBARs, 6 years of FBARs. Any U.S. tax and interest owed is paid directly to the IRS and isn't part of our fee. If your situation needs something not listed here, we quote it before starting, and you can say no.
For people living in the U.S. who didn't report foreign accounts, or the income from them, on returns they filed. One flat fee for the whole filing.
$1,999flat, one time
For you if you live in the U.S. and didn’t report foreign accounts, or the income from them, on returns you filed.
Our fee only. Any tax, interest and the 5% penalty are paid directly to the IRS and aren't part of our fee. If your situation needs something not listed here, we quote it before starting, and you can say no.
For people who filed their U.S. returns with all their income on them, but never filed FBARs. One flat fee for the last six years.
$499flat, one time
For you if your U.S. returns are filed with all your income on them, and only the FBARs are missing.
FBARs are free to file with FinCEN, so there’s no government fee. If some of the income wasn’t reported, it’s a Streamlined package instead. If your situation needs something not listed here, we quote it before starting, and you can say no.
Any U.S. tax and interest you owe is paid directly to the IRS, not to us. Many expats owe little or nothing once credits are applied, and we'll estimate it for you before you commit.
No. Our fee covers preparing everything and e-filing your FBARs. Any tax and interest due is paid straight to the IRS, and so is the 5% penalty under Streamlined Domestic. For many expats the tax is little or nothing, and we'll estimate it during the free consultation.
If your foreign accounts (bank, savings, pension, investments) ever added up to more than $10,000 at once during the last six years, you need FBARs, so the $1,399 package. If they never did, the $1,099 package covers you. Check with the FBAR calculator. Living in the U.S., with your returns already filed? Then it's the Streamlined Domestic package, $1,999. Returns all filed with your income on them, and only the FBARs missing? Then it's the late FBARs package, $499.
Only for specific situations: owning part of a foreign company (Form 5471), a foreign trust or large foreign gift (Forms 3520 / 3520-A), foreign mutual funds or ETFs (PFIC, priced per fund, per year), self-employment (Schedule C), rental income (Schedule E), or a state that still treats you as a resident. They're priced per tax year, so you only pay for the years that need them.
Not without your OK. You know the full price before any work starts. If we find something new that would add work, we tell you first and you decide.
$2,499 flat for the renunciation package: 5 years of tax returns plus your final dual-status return for the year you renounce, 6 years of FBARs and Form 8854. The State Department’s consulate fee is separate and paid to them. More on renouncing.
We'll quote it once we've reviewed your situation. You'll know the full price before deciding.
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