International tax compliance involves meeting U.S. tax and reporting requirements when your finances, investments, businesses, or assets extend beyond the United States.
If you are a U.S. citizen or U.S. tax resident who owns or has an interest in a foreign business, you may be required to disclose that ownership and certain financial information as part of your U.S. tax filings. Depending on the type of entity and your ownership, additional international information returns may also be required.
These rules can apply to foreign corporations, partnerships, disregarded entities, bank accounts, investments, and other foreign assets—sometimes even when no additional U.S. tax is due.
At Luna CPA, we help determine what must be disclosed, prepare the required international filings, and keep your U.S. reporting accurate and compliant.
We help you understand what must be reported, when it must be filed, and how to stay compliant while avoiding costly penalties.
We stay ahead of global tax changes including GILTI (Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income) rules so you can make informed decisions and remain fully compliant.
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