Choose the right way to file your U.S. taxes from abroad
Independent guides, provider comparisons, and plain-English explanations for Americans living overseas — with a close look at full-service specialist Taxes for Expats (TFX).
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Taxes for Expats (TFX)
Our independent review of TFX pricing, process, fit, and trade-offs based on current provider information.
Read the TFX review →TFX vs competitors
Side-by-side pages for Greenback, Bright!Tax, 1040 Abroad, and MyExpatTaxes, without pretending every model is the same.
See comparisons →Know what you may need to file
Understand Form 1040, FBAR, FATCA, FEIE, FTC, deadlines, and catch-up options before choosing help.
Browse tax guides →What stands out about TFX in 2026
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Complexity changes the price. The useful next step is to compare your actual filing situation with the provider's current quote.
Get Started With TFXHow to use this page
Start with the question that brought you here, then follow the links only when they answer the next real filing question. The site is intentionally organized around distinct tax intents rather than dozens of near-duplicate keyword pages, so related variations are consolidated when one page can answer them well.
For provider decisions, compare the complete scope of the return rather than a starting price alone. International forms, prior-year work, foreign accounts, investments, entities and state filing can all change the final engagement. For tax-law questions, use the linked IRS material as the primary authority and treat this site as an explanatory layer rather than individualized advice.