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I will file US expat tax return with form 2555 foreign earned income
Cross Border Tax and Bookkeeping Specialist for Global Businesses
I help businesses, freelancers, and expats stay compliant with accurate bookkeeping, VAT returns, and international tax filing across Germany, the Netherlands, and the US. I specialize in German EUR b...
About this Gig
Missing Oct 15? That's $100,000+ taxed twice.
Living abroad and still filing US taxes wrong means the IRS taxes income you already paid tax on overseas. One missed Form 2555 = thousands lost to double taxation.
I file your complete expat return with Form 2555 (Foreign Earned Income Exclusion) before the October 15 deadline so your foreign salary stays protected and IRS-compliant.
What's Included:
- Form 1040 + Form 2555 preparation
- Full FEIE calculation (up to $126,500 excluded)
- Physical Presence or Bona Fide Residence test review
- E-file before Oct 15 deadline
- IRS compliance check, zero errors
Why me? I specialize ONLY in expat taxes not general tax prep. I know FEIE, FTC, and treaty rules inside out.
Order now secure your exclusion before the deadline passes.
#ExpatTax #Form2555 #USExpat
Entity type:
Individual
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Sole Proprietorship
Income type:
Business
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Employment
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Self-Employment
Target country:
US - Federal
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FAQ
Do I qualify for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion?
If you lived abroad for 330+ days (Physical Presence Test) or are a bona fide resident of a foreign country, you likely qualify. Send your travel dates and I'll confirm.
What if I already missed a previous year's filing?
No problem — I can file back returns and use the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures to catch you up penalty-free.
Can I still get the exclusion if I'm paid in foreign currency?
Yes. I convert your foreign salary to USD using IRS-approved exchange rates and apply the exclusion accordingly.
