In-depth articles written by a Washington CPA to help you understand complex tax topics. Whether you're dealing with foreign accounts, IRS notices, or planning your first U.S. tax return as a new immigrant, these guides are here to help.
Both FBAR and Form 8938 require you to disclose foreign financial assets, but they have different thresholds, filing locations, and penalties. Learn which forms you need to file and when.
New to the U.S.? Understand residency status, what income is taxable, which forms to file, treaty benefits you may qualify for, and common mistakes to avoid in your first tax year.
An IRS notice in the mail can be alarming — but not all notices are audits. Learn the most common notice types, how to read them, when to respond, and when to hire a CPA.
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