IRS Streamlined Filing Experts — Year-End Planning 2026

Introduction Most US-UK investors spend January regretting December. The December tax planning window closes on 31 December — and once the calendar year ends, the most powerful planning actions are no longer available. The IRS Streamlined Filing Experts at Jungle Tax work with US citizens in the UK throughout the year — but the months […]

Streamlined Foreign Offshore: UK Property Sale

Introduction A UK home sale is not a simple transaction for a US citizen. The sale of the property creates a capital gain under both UK and US law. The two systems calculate the gain differently. The timing of the sale relative to the Streamlined Foreign Filing Offshore Procedures submission matters — because the sale […]

IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance — FBAR and FATCA Guide

Introduction Most Americans who discover their US filing obligation focus immediately on the tax returns. The FBAR — and the FATCA statement — often get treated as an afterthought. That is a mistake. Within IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance, the FBAR is one of the most consequential documents in the entire submission. Six years of delinquent […]

US Tax Amnesty: Life After Streamlined

Introduction Most guides about the US tax amnesty program for Americans abroad focus entirely on the submission itself — the returns, the FBARs, the non-wilfulness narrative, and the cost. Very few explain what comes next. The Streamlined submission resolves the historical non-compliance. It closes the gap between the years you missed and the present day. […]

US Expat Tax Services — Self-Employed Americans in the UK

Introduction Self-employment creates one of the most complex filing positions a US person in the UK can face. A salaried American pays UK income tax through PAYE. Their US filing obligation is significant — but at least the income picture is straightforward. A self-employed American in the UK faces something far more intricate. They owe […]

US UK Tax Accountants — Dual-Citizen Investor Guide 2026

Introduction A dual US-UK citizen who invests in both markets faces a compliance picture that neither their US broker nor their UK wealth manager fully understands. Their UK ISA is tax-free in the UK and fully taxable in the US. Their US 401(k) grows tax-deferred in the United States and may require a specific treaty […]