Skype or Telephone Consultations Concerning Your US Expat and International Taxes By an Attorney and CPAs available abroad

 If you have specific tax questions on: 

• US Expatriate taxation
• US Nonresident Taxation
• US International Taxation
• Doing business in the US as a nonresident
• Reducing your US taxes when living abroad.
• IRS or State Tax Collections Problems
• Coordinating your Mexico taxes with your US taxes

You can discuss your situation with a US expatriate international tax expert Attorney , with the protection of  Attorney-Client privilege by requesting a "Mini Consultation."   A Mini Consultation costs  $300US for up to 30 minutes of Mr. Don Nelson's professional legal tax advice over the phone, or by skype or email.  No need to visit his office.

  If  you send us an outline of your  factual situation and questions in advance, he can  prepare in advance for the consultation which makes the consultation extremely effective and efficient  and usually resolves all of your questions  within the time allowed. Over 1,000  expat taxpayers and nonresidents located everywhere in the world  have used "Mini Consultations" to solve their tax problems and issues with great success.  Our US Phone is (949) 480-1235. US Fax (949) 606-9627 or you can talk on my skype at  dondnelson (skype address) . Email don at :  US International Tax Expert Attorney. Consultations are also available on WhatsApp.  

Payment can  be made by credit card, echeck, paypal, or wire transfer. If your questions or problems are URGENT let us know and we can often schedule your mini consultation on the same day.  DOWNLOAD A MINI CONSULTATION ENGAGEMENT AGREEMENT TO START NOW.

Don D. Nelson, International Tax Attorney at Law
Partner Kauffman Nelson LLP , Certified Public Accountants
Huntington Beach, California, USA

Fideicomiso US Tax Compliance Update - Don't Miss the 9/23/09 deadline!

Under the IRS Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program if a Fideicomiso Beneficiary has failed to file Form 3520A and 3520 (when required) they have until 9/23/09 to file those forms for the past six years without penalty if the property held by the Fido has produced no income during those past six years.  Though the IRS has not been clear, it has implied that after that date if someone files their past unfiled forms 3520 and 3520A forms they may impose the $10,000 late filing penalty for each year whether or not the Beneficiary has a reasonable excuse for late filing.  The same rules hold true for Fido Beneficiaries that have reported all of their income from the Fideicomiso, but failed to file the Forms 3520 and 3520A.

If you had unreported rental income from the Fido property and did not file those forms you must talk with an international tax expert to determine if you should enter the Voluntary Offshore Disclosure Program or risk the potentially  bigger penalties of not entering the program.  9/23/09 is the deadline to take action or risk  being assessed the tremendous penalties that the IRS can impose for not filing these forms.