Services for Americans living abroad

U.S. tax and bookkeeping support for life in Switzerland.

Carefully scoped services for Americans abroad, freelancers and suitable small businesses—with clear explanations before the work begins.

Core services

Focused support, with boundaries explained clearly.

Availability, included forms and pricing are confirmed after reviewing your facts.

01

U.S. individual tax returns

For suitable U.S. citizens and taxpayers living in Switzerland or elsewhere abroad.

Federal individual income tax return preparation
Review of relevant foreign-income facts
Clear document and information request
Electronic filing when eligible and within scope

Forms and reporting needs are determined from the client’s facts. Not every international issue will be accepted.

02

Freelancer and Schedule C returns

For suitable self-employed Americans whose business activity is included with an individual return.

Schedule C preparation within agreed scope
Review of income and categorized expenses
Questions explained in plain language
Bookkeeping cleanup identified separately

Acceptance depends on complexity and record quality. Entity, payroll and cross-border questions may need separate review.

03

Suitable small-business returns

Preparation for straightforward entities, subject to an initial complexity and records review.

Pre-engagement records and complexity review
Defined deliverables and exclusions
Preparation within the accepted engagement
Specialist review or referral when appropriate

Not every entity or international structure will be accepted. Clean, complete books are normally required.

04

Monthly bookkeeping

For suitable U.S.-connected small businesses that want clearer records throughout the year.

Monthly transaction categorization
Account reconciliation within agreed scope
Regular financial reports
Year-end records organized for tax work

Payroll, bill payment, invoicing, catch-up work and advisory services are included only when stated in the engagement.

Possible additions

Additional reporting when it fits the engagement.

These items are considered after the underlying facts are reviewed. They are not automatically included in every return.

FBAR preparation

Foreign-account reporting support when applicable and accepted within the engagement.

Form 8938 preparation

Foreign-asset reporting support when required by the client’s circumstances and within scope.

Bookkeeping cleanup

Separate cleanup work may be proposed when records are not ready for return preparation.

How it works

A clear path from inquiry to engagement.

STEP 01

Share the basic facts

Tell us where you live, what help you need and the filing years involved. Do not attach tax documents.

STEP 02

Confirm fit and scope

We review suitability and explain deliverables, limitations, information needed and the expected fee.

STEP 03

Proceed securely

After engagement, sensitive documents are exchanged through the approved secure process.

Service boundaries

Careful acceptance protects the client and the firm.

Situations we can review initially

Individual U.S. returns for Americans abroad, suitable freelancer returns, straightforward small-business filings and monthly bookkeeping.

Situations that may need a specialist

PFICs, trusts, foreign corporations, complicated pensions, treaty interpretation, controversial positions or matters outside the firm’s documented experience.

Which service do you need?

Send a short inquiry without tax documents or sensitive identification. We will first confirm whether your situation is a suitable fit.

Request an introductory call

Services for Americans living abroad

U.S. tax and bookkeeping support for life in Switzerland.

Carefully scoped services for Americans abroad, freelancers and suitable small businesses—with clear explanations before the work begins.

Core services

Focused support, with boundaries explained clearly.

Availability, included forms and pricing are confirmed after reviewing your facts.

01

U.S. individual tax returns

For suitable U.S. citizens and taxpayers living in Switzerland or elsewhere abroad.

Federal individual income tax return preparation
Review of relevant foreign-income facts
Clear document and information request
Electronic filing when eligible and within scope

Forms and reporting needs are determined from the client’s facts. Not every international issue will be accepted.

02

Freelancer and Schedule C returns

For suitable self-employed Americans whose business activity is included with an individual return.

Schedule C preparation within agreed scope
Review of income and categorized expenses
Questions explained in plain language
Bookkeeping cleanup identified separately

Acceptance depends on complexity and record quality. Entity, payroll and cross-border questions may need separate review.

03

Suitable small-business returns

Preparation for straightforward entities, subject to an initial complexity and records review.

Pre-engagement records and complexity review
Defined deliverables and exclusions
Preparation within the accepted engagement
Specialist review or referral when appropriate

Not every entity or international structure will be accepted. Clean, complete books are normally required.

04

Monthly bookkeeping

For suitable U.S.-connected small businesses that want clearer records throughout the year.

Monthly transaction categorization
Account reconciliation within agreed scope
Regular financial reports
Year-end records organized for tax work

Payroll, bill payment, invoicing, catch-up work and advisory services are included only when stated in the engagement.

Possible additions

Additional reporting when it fits the engagement.

These items are considered after the underlying facts are reviewed. They are not automatically included in every return.

FBAR preparation

Foreign-account reporting support when applicable and accepted within the engagement.

Form 8938 preparation

Foreign-asset reporting support when required by the client’s circumstances and within scope.

Bookkeeping cleanup

Separate cleanup work may be proposed when records are not ready for return preparation.

How it works

A clear path from inquiry to engagement.

STEP 01

Share the basic facts

Tell us where you live, what help you need and the filing years involved. Do not attach tax documents.

STEP 02

Confirm fit and scope

We review suitability and explain deliverables, limitations, information needed and the expected fee.

STEP 03

Proceed securely

After engagement, sensitive documents are exchanged through the approved secure process.

Service boundaries

Careful acceptance protects the client and the firm.

Situations we can review initially

Individual U.S. returns for Americans abroad, suitable freelancer returns, straightforward small-business filings and monthly bookkeeping.

Situations that may need a specialist

PFICs, trusts, foreign corporations, complicated pensions, treaty interpretation, controversial positions or matters outside the firm’s documented experience.

Which service do you need?

Send a short inquiry without tax documents or sensitive identification. We will first confirm whether your situation is a suitable fit.

Request an introductory call