Ten pillar guides covering the work we are actually hired for. Each one is the full answer, not a teaser — the traps, the figures, the forms and the sequence.
Catching up on years of missed US returns and FBARs — penalty-free where you qualify.
One firm holding both returns, so the treaty is applied once rather than argued twice.
Residence, source, treaty and credit — the four questions that decide every cross-border case.
Two overlapping regimes, two different thresholds, two very different penalties.
Form 1040 from abroad — deadlines, the exclusion-versus-credit decision, and the forms nobody warned you about.
What the treaty gives you, what the saving clause takes back, and the articles that survive it.
The relief that actually works for Americans in high-tax countries — and how carryovers get lost.
Self Assessment, the residence test, and the British reliefs that quietly cost you money in America.
Workplace pensions, SIPPs and the 25% lump sum that is only tax free on one side of the Atlantic.
Form 5471, the NCTI regime and the reporting a British limited company quietly triggers.