Eligibility review
Connect your foreign tax home, travel dates, residence, and income to the applicable FEIE tests.
Focused U.S. tax preparation
FEIE tax preparation for Americans living abroad.
Get a careful eligibility review, organized Form 2555 preparation, and clear next steps—without having to decode the rules on your own.
Focused on one complex corner of U.S. tax filing.
330 full days
Physical presence threshold within a qualifying 12-month period
$130,000
Maximum 2025 FEIE per qualifying person, subject to limits
$132,900
Maximum 2026 FEIE per qualifying person, subject to limits
One focused service
Preparation that starts before the form.
Form 2555 is the output. The real work is determining whether the facts support it and how the election fits the rest of your filing.
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Prepare the exclusion and housing calculations in the context of the relevant U.S. return.
Filing clarity
Understand the records needed, unresolved issues, and what the exclusion does—and does not—cover.
Built for life across borders
Your work can travel. The tax rules still need a home.
FEIE analysis often turns on where the work happened, how long you were abroad, and whether your ties support the test you plan to claim.
Employees abroad
Freelancers & contractors
Digital nomads
Families living overseas
What FEIE can—and cannot—do
The exclusion is powerful. It is not automatic.
A qualifying taxpayer may exclude a limited amount of foreign earned income from regular U.S. federal income tax. That does not mean the return disappears, every type of income qualifies, or every other tax goes away.
A qualifying time or residence test
Physical presence and bona fide residence are different paths.
Income earned for services abroad
Investment and other non-earned income do not become foreign earned income.
A separate look at other taxes
FEIE generally does not remove self-employment tax.
A transparent process
From scattered details to a supportable filing.
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Share the essentials
Tell us the tax year, where you live and work, your filing status, and the main issue—without sending sensitive documents.
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Confirm the fit
Your situation is reviewed for scope, likely FEIE path, and any facts that need clarification before preparation begins.
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Prepare with context
You receive a focused document list. Travel days, residence, income, and housing details are organized for the filing.
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Review the result
Open questions are resolved and you receive a clear explanation of the completed work and next steps.
Common questions
Start with a straight answer.
The basics are useful. Your travel pattern, residence, work, income, and prior filings determine how they apply.
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Tell us where the story starts.
No uploads. No sensitive identifiers. Just enough context to understand your FEIE question and whether the preparation service is a fit.
- Your current country
- The tax year or years involved
- How you earn income
- The filing question you want resolved