International Tax Attorney in Miami, Florida

It is undoubtedly that most people like to travel outside of Miami, and many of them have chosen to work or live abroad as well. However, did you know that U.S. citizens and permanent residents are required to pay U.S. taxes and report their worldwide income no matter where they reside? 

When you have to pay taxes in multiple countries, tax laws, tax requirements, and tax documentation can get confusing and complicated. That is why taxpayers get caught off guard by notices from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Save yourself from frustration, fines, and even sentences by letting a competent international tax attorney from Frost Law handle all of your tax documentation and find the best solutions for your tax concerns. 

Frost Law’s legal team is consists of 30+ attorneys, certified public accountants, certified financial planners, former IRS employees, enrolled agents, international tax professionals, and other tax professionals. We have all the resources, expertise, and experience you are looking for in a tax attorney in Miami. Give us a call at 410-497-5947 or complete our contact form to schedule a confidential consultation. 

Frost Law International Tax Attorneys Can Help You With Your Tax Problems

Common international tax problems include:

• Unfiled tax returns 
• Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) penalties
• Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) penalties
• IRS international tax reporting forms: Form 5471, Form 926, Form 8865, and Form 5472
• Underprepared voluntary disclosures
  

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Don’t worry. Our international tax attorney can help you file foreign and domestic tax requirements, avoid or resolve tax penalties and violations, reporting thresholds, properly prepare voluntary disclosures, and solve other international tax issues. You may reach us at 410-497-5947 now or fill out our brief contact form.

Who Needs To File FBAR?

• If you are a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, trust, estate, partnership, corporation, and/or limited liability company
• You have at least one foreign bank account
• The value of your foreign bank accounts exceeds $10,000 in a calendar year

Who Is Not Required To File FBAR?

• If your foreign bank account is a correspondent account
• It is owned by a government entity or international financial institution
• It is an individual retirement account or a retirement plan
  

If  you are uncertain about whether you need to file FBAR or how the disclosure requirements apply to you, you should consult an experienced international tax attorney. Frost Law can help you identify your options and the best course of action for your case.

Serving Clients In Miami, Florida Since 2011

We are honored to serve clients in Miami, one of the most popular cities in the country, for over 10 years. Our Miami, Florida office is conveniently located at 6303 Blue Lagoon Dr #400, Miami, FL 33126, just 12 miles west from the famous Miami Beach. You may set up an appointment and meet with us in person or give us a call at 410-497-5947. *Bilingual staff available.