What was missed, and why, decides which procedures are available. We review your situation first, then walk you through the options.
If your foreign accounts together went over $10,000 at any point in a year, an FBAR may have been required. The right fix depends on whether the income from those accounts was reported.
What we do: Account and year review, Delinquent FBAR or Streamlined review, late filings
Free Consultation →Large gifts or inheritances from foreign individuals may need to be reported on Form 3520, even when no tax is due. Late filings can carry penalties, so a reasonable-cause explanation matters.
What we do: Form 3520 review and late filing, reasonable-cause statement
Free Consultation →Unreported foreign income usually calls for amended returns. If the omission was not willful, the Streamlined procedures may be available.
What we do: Amended returns, Streamlined review, foreign tax credit
Free Consultation →Most IRS letters come with a response deadline. Understand what the IRS is asking for before you pay or reply.
What we do: Notice review, written response, representation
Free Consultation →Some penalties can be reduced or removed, for example through first-time abatement or a reasonable-cause request.
What we do: Penalty abatement requests
Free Consultation →Correcting it sooner is usually better. We check what changed and whether other years are affected.
What we do: Amended returns, multi-year review
Free Consultation →Fees are quoted after a free consultation. For a single IRS letter, you can start with the $79 IRS Notice Review.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We will look at what was missed and explain your options.
Or email us directly at Rkang@ryanktaxlaw.com