US Tax Amnesty Program for Americans Abroad — FBAR Guide

Introduction The FBAR is one of six documents required by the US tax amnesty program for Americans abroad. It is also one of the most commonly prepared incorrectly — because the rules governing which accounts must be reported, how the $10,000 threshold is calculated, and what the 2023 Supreme Court ruling in Bittner v United […]

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 […]

  US Tax Amnesty for Americans Abroad: Domicile Guide

Introduction Every American living in the UK has two tax statuses that matter — but most people focus on only one. The US status is the one they know about: US citizen, subject to worldwide income taxation regardless of where they live. The UK status is the one that often surprises them: UK resident and […]

US Expat Tax Services — Renouncing Citizenship and Exit Tax 2026

Introduction The number of Americans renouncing US citizenship has reached record levels in recent years. In 2023, the IRS published quarterly lists showing more than five thousand renunciants — a figure that has been rising steadily since FATCA came into force. For Americans living in the United Kingdom who are considering renunciation, the decision carries […]

 US UK Tax Accountants — Capital Gains Treaty Optimization Guide

Introduction Capital gains are taxed differently in the United Kingdom and the United States. They are taxed at different rates. They are calculated on different bases. And the reliefs available in one jurisdiction do not automatically carry over to the other. For a US person living in the UK who realizes a significant capital gain […]

Tax Specialist for US and UK — PFIC and Investment Wrappers Guide

Introduction The United Kingdom has some of the most tax-efficient investment wrappers in the world. The ISA shelters investment returns from UK income tax and capital gains tax entirely. The SIPP defers UK tax on pension contributions and growth. The offshore bond shelters income inside the chargeable event regime. For US persons living in the […]

 US Expat Tax Services — Late Filing Guide for Americans Abroad 2026

Introduction The United States is one of only two countries in the world that taxes its citizens based on nationality rather than residence. The other is Eritrea. This means that every American living abroad — including the estimated 350,000 US citizens living in the United Kingdom — has a US tax filing obligation. Every year. […]