International Tax Expertise You Can Trust
Global tax guidance for U.S. expats, foreign investors, and international businesses. Stay compliant, minimize taxes, and focus on growth — we handle the complexities for you.
ABOUT OUR FIRM
Expert Solutions for Today’s Global Clients
We help individuals, investors, and businesses confidently navigate cross-border tax requirements. From foreign income reporting to treaty planning, our team delivers clarity, compliance, and peace of mind—no matter where you are in the world.
To simplify international tax for people who live, invest, or operate beyond borders. We bring over a decade of experience and a client-first approach to every case, so you can focus on what matters most.
Why International Taxes Require a Specialist
International tax is one of the most complex areas of U.S. tax law. Mistakes can lead to costly penalties, audits, and double taxation. At CR Tax Advisors, we take the time to analyze your full tax profile across borders — so you stay safe, compliant, and optimized.
Why Choose Us
Keep More of What You Earn, Wherever You Earn It
We simplify international tax. Whether it’s foreign income, overseas assets, or cross-border business, our goal is simple: keep you compliant and save you money
We combine local U.S. tax knowledge with international regulations to make sure your filings are 100% accurate across borders—no surprises, no missed deadlines.
Our clients stay with us year after year because we don’t just file returns—we become your long-term partner in international financial success.
International taxes require more than just compliance. We proactively help you structure your income, business, and assets to minimize global tax burdens while staying fully legal.
FAQ
Frequently Ask Questions.
International Taxation services at CR Tax Advisors
Yes. If you're a U.S. citizen or resident, you must report your worldwide income, including income earned abroad, regardless of where you live.
The FEIE allows qualifying individuals to exclude up to a certain amount of foreign earned income from U.S. taxation — currently over $120,000. However, eligibility requirements must be met.
If you have foreign bank accounts totaling $10,000 or more, you're required to file an FBAR. FATCA may also apply if you hold foreign assets above a certain threshold.
Yes. We analyze applicable tax treaties and use tools like foreign tax credits and exclusions to prevent you from paying taxes on the same income twice.
Absolutely. If you have ownership in a foreign corporation, you may be required to file IRS Form 5471 or other forms depending on your business structure and income.
We offer tailored strategies, accurate filings, and expert guidance to ensure you meet U.S. and international tax obligations—minimizing risk and maximizing peace of mind.