- US income taxation
- Financial services
- International tax strategy
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting, State University of New York Binghamton
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What to do if you’ve never filed taxes? Guide for US citizens, expats, and Green Card holders
Not everyone who never filed taxes actually had a filing obligation. The IRS decides who must file based on clear rules for each tax year. Filing obligation depends on income level, filing status, self-employment, and dependency status. Common cases where people weren’t required: students with low income, dependen...
LLC formation for non-US residents: Step-by-step guide (2026)
A limited liability company – or LLC – is a flexible business structure that shields its owners (called “members”) from personal liability. It’s become especially popular with foreign entrepreneurs, as US LLC non-residents can form one without needing a green card or even setting foot in the States. ...
Foreign company tax reporting for US expats: the 2026 complete guide
Owning a foreign company means your US tax responsibilities don’t end at the border. Even if you live overseas, the IRS still requires you to report foreign business interests and financial accounts, often through complex information returns and the FBAR. Below, we break down what you need to file, when it’s due, what penalties to avo...