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Why Sanders US Tax Services?

Knowledge and experience

Our team of experienced tax professionals are here to help anyone dealing with the U.S. tax system. Our clients include Americans living abroad, foreigners investing in the U.S. and financial advisors seeking help with FATCA or U.S. estate and gift tax-related questions.

Your satisfaction is important to us

When you contact us with a question, we’ll respond within one business day. Sanders US Tax Services is built to provide smart, flexible, and client-focused U.S. tax services.

Private Clients

We exclusively provide U.S. tax services for U.S. taxpayers with international tax matters. If you’re a U.S. citizen living abroad, or if you’re a resident of the U.S. and have foreign income and assets, we’re here to help:

Corporate Tax

Expanding or operating internationally, whether into or out of the United States, can present significant tax challenges. Clear and practical tax guidance is essential to navigate these complexities, avoid potential issues, and ensure efficient compliance with the applicable laws, rules, and regulations.

Trust Sanders US Tax Service’s corporate tax group to manage and minimize your tax risks and liabilities. Expert guidance from experienced and insightful professionals is essential to achieve optimal results.

Gift & Estate Tax

Whether you are making a significant gift, receiving an inheritance, or dealing with U.S.-connected assets, we guide you through the U.S. gift and estate tax landscape. We review your situation, determine filing requirements, and prepare the relevant returns and supporting disclosures. This is particularly important in international cases, where thresholds, residency status, and asset location can change the outcome. With a structured approach, we help ensure deadlines are met and your reporting is complete and defensible.

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Frequently asked questions

Often, yes. Many situations don’t create an actual tax liability, but a filing can still be required—and this is especially common in international/cross-border cases.
Even if someone is not a U.S. citizen and not U.S. resident, U.S. estate tax may apply if they own U.S.-situated assets (for example U.S. real estate, certain tangible property located in the U.S., or securities of U.S. companies).
Estate tax uses a different concept than income tax. A person can be treated as resident for estate tax based on U.S. domicile (generally tied to physical presence and intent), even if they are not a resident for U.S. income tax purposes—or vice versa.