Let me guess.
Last April, you spent three weeks emailing PDFs to a CPA back in the States who kept asking what “Cuenca” was and whether your Banco Pichincha account counted as “foreign.”
It does. And if you didn’t file the FBAR, the IRS can fine you $10,000. Per account. Per year.
I’m Chip. I’m an American living in Cuenca, and I prepare US tax returns for expats — full-time, year-round, from right here in Ecuador. Same time zone. Same WhatsApp you already use. Same understanding that your “income” might be Social Security, a rental in Phoenix, a Roth conversion, and a side hustle paid in USDC.
Here’s what you actually get:
Your 1040 prepared by a registered tax preparer who knows the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion, the Foreign Tax Credit, FBAR, FATCA, and the Streamlined Procedure cold. If you haven’t filed in years and you’re scared to surface — I do that quietly, legally, and without judgment. It’s the program the IRS built for exactly your situation.
No office visits. No printing. No driving to a notary. we handle everything by email and WhatsApp, you e-sign with one click, and your return is filed electronically before you finish your morning coffee at Goza.
Pricing is flat and honest. you’ll know the number before we start. No surprise invoices. No hourly games.
The April 15 deadline is closer than it looks. Expats get an automatic extension to June 15 — but interest starts accruing April 16 if you owe.
Message me today. Let’s get this off your plate.
— Chip, FileAbroad
WhatsApp: +593 96 284 8410, Website: fileabroad.com
Address: Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador
Us expat taxes done right — by someone who actually lives here
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