Path 1
Annual Expat Return
From $575
A straightforward tax year 2025 individual return at a published starting price.
- Form 1040 preparation
- Form 2555 or 1116 when applicable
- One FBAR when required
- Fixed price — no intake call required
U.S. expat tax prep · Flat fees · Published prices
Your U.S. taxes handled from abroad. Personally.
FEIE, FBAR, foreign tax credits, and catch-up filings — prepared by one person who understands life overseas because he lives it too. Annual returns from $575.
3-minute intake · Chip replies personally within one business day
- Work directly with Chip
- You approve the quote before work begins
- PTIN holder · IRS-authorized e-file provider
Hi, I'm Chip Moreno.
American expat in Ecuador and the person who handles your filing from first question to final return.
Why I built FileAbroadOne preparer — no handoffs
Published prices, flat fees from $575
You review the return before filing
Choose your next step
Three clear ways to get started
Start a straightforward return, request a custom quote, or scope a Streamlined catch-up filing.
Know what you need? Check out directly. Not sure? The intake review is free.
Most flexible
Path 2
Complex Expat Return
Custom quote
For additional schedules, foreign reporting, or a filing that needs a custom scope.
- Free intake review
- Written scope and exact quote
- Additional reporting when accepted
- Direct WhatsApp communication
Path 3
Streamlined Catch-Up
Custom quote
Qualifying Streamlined Foreign Offshore preparation after a focused case assessment.
- Required return and FBAR periods
- Written document checklist
- Scope flags and required forms
- Exact preparation quote
Choose the filing approach that fits your situation
Tax Software
- You apply residence and eligibility rules yourself
- FBAR may require a separate workflow
- Support depth varies by product and plan
Big Expat Firms
- Team-based intake and preparation model
- Pricing and staffing vary by engagement
- Useful when a broader firm team is needed
FileAbroad
- You talk to the person who files
- Published prices, flat fee in writing first
- Same preparer every year
Not sure which service fits?
Message me on WhatsApp with the broad facts. I'll recommend the clearest next step.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about filing U.S. taxes from abroad.
Yes. The United States taxes its citizens on their worldwide income, regardless of where they live. Even if you earn all your income overseas, you are still required to file a U.S. tax return if your income exceeds the standard filing threshold. Failing to file can result in penalties and complications with your passport.
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