Expats & Digital Nomads

Global Freedom Shouldn’t
Mean Double Taxation.

Expert US Tax Compliance for Americans Living and Working Abroad.

The Challenge

The US taxes based on citizenship. Missing an FBAR filing can cost more than your annual income.

Common Issues

  • FBAR/FATCA Compliance: Facing $15,000+ penalties for failing to report foreign bank accounts.
  • The "Sticky State" Problem: Being chased for taxes by a state you no longer live in.

OGCPA Solutions

  • 2026 FEIE Strategy: Excluding up to $132,900 of your income from US tax.
  • Foreign Housing Exclusion: Deducting international rent and utilities.

Did You Know?

The 330-Day Rule

To qualify for the exclusion, you must be physically outside the US for 330 full days. One partial day in the US can break the streak.

The FBAR Power

The IRS can fine you $15,000+ per year for a simple mistake in reporting your foreign bank accounts over $10,000.

Citizenship-Based Taxation

The US is one of only two countries that taxes you based on your passport, regardless of where you earn your income.

Expanded FAQ

What is the "Foreign Housing Exclusion"?

It allows you to deduct international rent and utilities above a certain base amount.

Do I still pay Social Security?

Only if you work for a US company or are self-employed. Foreign companies in countries with a "Totalization Agreement" allow you to opt out.

Can I contribute to an IRA abroad?

Only if you have taxable income (income not fully excluded by the FEIE).

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