International tax provider
MyExpatTaxes
Digital US expat tax platform
An online platform for US expat filing, FBAR/FATCA, the foreign tax credit and streamlined compliance. It is not a global advisory firm.
At a glance
- Provider type
- Digital US expat tax platform
- Global reach
- High
- Primary audience
- US citizens abroad seeking digital tax compliance
- Personal tax
- Core
- Business tax
- Selected reporting
- Tax residency
- US filing context
- Treaty capability
- US-focused
- Cross-border planning
- US expat context
- Tax compliance
- Core
- Pricing model
- Published tiered pricing
What type of tax provider is this?
MyExpatTaxes publishes a digital US expat tax platform for US citizens abroad, freelancers, business owners and accidental Americans. The service is technology-led US compliance. It should not be treated as the same model as a professional advisory firm.
Provider size and brand do not by themselves determine whether the relevant local tax team covers your particular issue.
Who may find this service relevant?
MyExpatTaxes may be relevant to US citizens abroad seeking digital tax compliance.
Which jurisdictions can the provider coordinate?
Published global reach: High.
The published service is primarily US-tax compliance. Multi-jurisdiction capability should be confirmed for the specific countries and the engagement team. Published reach is not a list of offices or treaties.
Personal cross-border tax
Personal US expat filing is the published core.
Business and corporate tax
Selected foreign business and corporate reporting, plus corporate and renunciation packages, are published. This is not a general international corporate practice.
Tax residence
The published frame is US citizenship-based tax, with foreign-country residence and treaty considerations inside that filing workflow.
Tax residence is a legal and factual determination. WiT Access does not determine a user’s tax residence.
Double-tax treaties
Tax and totalization treaty support is published within the US filing workflow. That is a US-focused context, not a claim to interpret every treaty.
A treaty usually allocates taxing rights or provides a route to relief. It does not, by itself, mean there is no tax and no filing.
Planning before you move or restructure
Cross-border planning is published as moderate to strong for US expats, inside a compliance platform.
Tax returns and compliance
US expat filing, FBAR/FATCA, the foreign tax credit and streamlined compliance are the published core. Local-country returns may need another adviser.
A provider that prepares returns may not also provide complex planning. Check who advises, who files, and which jurisdictions they cover.
How the service is delivered
An online tax-preparation platform and a digital workflow are published.
How fees are structured
Tiered pricing is published by the provider. No price is repeated on this page. Request a written scope and fee quote.
Questions to ask
These are questions for the provider. This page does not answer them.
Which country teams will actually advise me?
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Do you advise on both countries involved?
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Can you analyse my tax residence?
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Do you handle treaty tie-breaker issues?
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Do you prepare returns as well as give advice?
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Can you coordinate filings in more than one jurisdiction?
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Do you advise before a move?
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Do you support business-owner issues?
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Do you advise on trusts or estates?
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Do you handle foreign tax credits?
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Do you advise on pensions?
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Who is professionally responsible for my advice?
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Which services are delivered by network or member firms?
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Is there a minimum engagement size?
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How is the fee calculated?
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Which third-party costs are separate?
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What information will you require before advising?
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Sources and review
Reviewed 7 October 2026.
- Service page
https://www.myexpattaxes.com/
The provider’s published service description used for this page.
- Provider partnership page
https://www.myexpattaxes.com/category/affiliate-program/
The provider’s own public partnership or introducer page. It does not mean WiT Access has an agreement.
- Supporting public page
https://www.myexpattaxes.com/pricing/
Further public material reviewed alongside the service page.
Information is based on publicly available provider information reviewed by WiT Access. Tax rules, provider services and professional engagement terms can change.
WiT Access provides general information and comparison resources. Tax treatment depends on jurisdiction, residence, source of income, individual circumstances and current law. Nothing on this page constitutes tax, legal, financial or investment advice. WiT Access does not determine tax residence, treaty entitlement or tax liability.