2,200+ catch-up submissions
Proven experience resolving multi-year non-compliance cases.
Catch-up filing specialists since 2012
Deep expertise in expat back taxes.
Structured accuracy system
Preparation → second-level CPA review → final compliance check.
You’ve been paying taxes where you live and assumed that covered your US obligation. It doesn’t – but catching up on expat back taxes is more manageable than it looks from the outside.
A bank letter or an IRS notice surfaced an obligation you had no idea existed. You’re not alone – and the path forward is clearer than you think.
You have US citizenship through birth or a parent, but you’ve lived most of your life abroad and never knew about the filing requirement until now.
A relocation has made catching up urgent. Filing gaps from your years abroad need to be resolved before you move back.
You’ve been filing US returns, but foreign bank accounts, pensions, investments, or assets held abroad were never reported separately – and they should have been.
You acted on advice that turned out to be wrong. That history matters – it helps establish that any missed filings weren’t intentional.
“I’ve been living abroad for years and just found out I was supposed to be filing.”
“I’ve been paying taxes where I live for years. I had no idea the US still expected a return from me.”
“I assume I owe years of back taxes. I’ve been putting it off because I’m afraid of what I’ll find.”
“I filed my US return every year but never reported my foreign bank accounts. I just found out that was a separate obligation.”
“I got a letter from the IRS and don’t know how to respond. I’m worried about making things worse.”
For any expat filing back taxes or catching up on missed US returns, this CPA-led service covers 3 years of returns and 6 years of FBAR filings – in many cases without penalties. We review your situation, confirm eligibility, and handle the full submission.
For Americans in the US with unreported foreign accounts, investments, or assets, a CPA reviews your situation and determines the right compliance path before any work begins – then handles the full submission end-to-end.
A proven system that has brought thousands of Americans back into compliance.
14 years of hands-on experience handling expat late tax filing and multi-year catch-up submissions
Preparation by a CPA specialized in catch-up and back-filing cases → second-level CPA review → final compliance check.
Americans who need help filing taxes late have more options than most people assume. Those who come forward voluntarily can often resolve multiple years of non-compliance through a structured catch-up process – covering a limited number of years, in many cases without penalties. The earlier you act, the more catch-up options remain available to you.
In many cases, yes. Catch-up programs exist specifically for Americans catching up on US taxes abroad who come forward before the IRS initiates contact. Eligibility depends on your specific circumstances, which we assess during the initial free consultation.
That depends on which filing path applies to your situation. For Americans who need help with late tax returns, the answer is often three years. We confirm the correct scope during our review, before any work begins.
If you need help with filing late taxes for just one year – or missed this year’s deadline without an extension – you need a late return filed, not a multi-year catch-up. A late filing penalty may apply, but in many cases it can be reduced or waived. Book a free consultation and we’ll confirm what applies to your situation and handle the filing.
Yes. Foreign account reporting is included as part of our standard catch-up service. We prepare all required FBAR filings for qualifying years as part of the same coordinated submission as your returns.
Generally: income records for each year being filed, and foreign bank account information for FBAR reporting purposes. You don’t need to have everything organized before reaching out – we guide you through exactly what’s needed once we’ve reviewed your situation.
Timelines depend on how quickly documents can be submitted. Once received, preparation typically takes around 15 business days. More complex cases may take longer, but the process is designed to move efficiently from review to filing.
Yes. Americans who have never filed US taxes abroad – or who discovered obligations only recently through a bank letter, an IRS notice, or a financial event – are among the most common cases we handle. The catch-up process is the same as for any other late filer, and the situation is more manageable than it typically appears at first.
Book a free consultation. We’ll review your situation, confirm what years and forms are required, and walk you through the process and cost.
