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US–Mexico Cross-Border Tax Services

We prepare US returns for people whose lives span the US and Mexico, and coordinate with your Mexican accountant when you file in both countries.

What We Handle

US returns that reflect your life in both countries.

01

Americans Living in Mexico

Foreign earned income exclusion or foreign tax credit.

02

Mexican Bank Accounts

FBAR and Form 8938 reporting.

03

Mexican Rental Income

Reported correctly on your US return.

04

Your Mexican Accountant

A document package that makes their job easier.

Quoted After a Consultation

Some cross-border situations need a closer look before we can quote.

01

Mexican Companies

Foreign corporation reporting.

02

Nonresident or Dual-Status Returns

For mid-year moves between countries.

03

Selling Property in Mexico

Cost basis and currency conversion.

04

Several Years Behind

Past-due returns and FBARs.

How It Works

Every client gets the same care, whether you meet us in Phoenix or by video call.

01

Book or Request a Quote

Book a free 30-minute consultation or request a quote, in person in Phoenix or by video call.

02

Confirm Scope and Price

We confirm what you need and the price before we start.

03

Share Documents Securely

You share documents through our secure client portal instead of email.

04

Review and File

We prepare your return, review it with you, and file.

A simple workspace for organizing documents and questions.

Clear Pricing

Expat returns are $425, including one state return. FBAR or Form 8938 reporting adds $125. A document package for your Mexican accountant adds $125. We prepare federal returns in all 50 states. A few states have their own preparer rules, so we'll confirm yours during your free consultation.

Example: an American in Mexico with the exclusion and an FBAR pays $550.

Ready When You Are, Wherever You Are

Book a free 30-minute consultation or request a quote. Meet with us in person in Phoenix or virtually, and share documents through our secure client portal.

Our preparer holds an IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN). We are not CPAs, Enrolled Agents, or attorneys, and we do not represent clients before the IRS.