Leandro and Alex made this process very… Leandro and Alex made this process very simple, and actually took the time to meet with me, discuss my situation, and clear up any concerns that I had right from the start.

Better and less expensive than UK based alternatives I found Expat TaxProfessionals after a google search. I'm an American who has lived in London, where I also own a company, for nearly 20 years and have always struggled with help on my US taxes by someone who understood my situation. Expat Tax Professionals do exactly what they say on the tin. They communicated clearly and quickly with me, answered all my questions and by mid-Feb I already have my US taxes filed. By contrast I had been using a large, expensive, London based firm who last year couldn't get my taxes filed by the deadline despite having all the information from me by early February and who and charged me three times as much. ETP is the real deal and in my experience has been the best choice based on cost and service I've come across. Thank you Jamie and team.

Canada to US Transition I moved from Canada to the US and needed support in completing what was a very complex tax return. I worked with ETP and was thoroughly impressed with their services! They are very knowledge tax experts, they are easy to work with, and managed the process efficiently. I felt supported every step of the way!

I needed help revisiting Fed tax… I needed help revisiting Fed tax submissions where I had overpaid my tax after my move from USA to UK and so I got in touch with Expattaxprofessionals They helped me reclaim thousands of dollars from the IRS which made them good value for money. The were also easy to work with. I will definitely consider using them again.

Amazing work overall Amazing work overall. The personal interaction with the assigned agent plus the ease of use of the tool is great combination overall. Just one small note, when filing the e-signature with the company (forgot their name) it would be helpful if they state what happens then explicitly in the email (e.g. once the signature is done, does that mean its been sent to IRS?)