Ingleton Partners are a London based private client tax practice, specialising in US & UK tax. Offering much more than basic advisory and tax return preparation services, we provide a wealth of services to expats in both the United States and Great Britain. Our experienced tax partners deliver a holistic service, developing long lasting client relationships built on trust.
Our qualified practitioners will take care of all aspects of your transatlantic taxes, including preparation of your tax returns and tax planning, disclosure and streamlined offshore programs, wealth management and more. Explore our range of international tax services below or, if you are interested in talking to us about your tax situation - get in touch via our contact form.
Our qualified practitioners will take care of all aspects of your transatlantic taxes, including preparation of your tax returns and tax planning, disclosure and streamlined offshore programs, wealth management and more. Explore our range of international tax services below or, if you are interested in talking to us about your tax situation - get in touch via our contact form.
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Ingleton Partners is a boutique UK and US tax practice established in 2009 by two friends who worked together in the high net worth UK and US private client tax team at one of the big four accountancy firms.
They founded Ingleton Partners because they believed they could offer clients something more than they were able to under the constraints of a big practice: a more personal, attentive and proactive service, with time to get to know their clients, understand their affairs and bring solutions.In 2013 a third partner who shared this ethos joined the firm - bringing additional experience from an extensive big four accountancy background.
They founded Ingleton Partners because they believed they could offer clients something more than they were able to under the constraints of a big practice: a more personal, attentive and proactive service, with time to get to know their clients, understand their affairs and bring solutions.In 2013 a third partner who shared this ethos joined the firm - bringing additional experience from an extensive big four accountancy background.
If a taxpayer is not qualified to receive a social security number, they are still able to file taxes using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). An Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is a nine-digit number that assists foreign taxpayers in filing a tax return. Both resident and nonresident aliens, their spouses, and their dependents can apply for an ITIN if they aren't eligible for a social security number.
If you are a US citizen and have financial interests, signature authority or other investments overseas, you are required to file the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR). The FBAR is required for any expat who has, in aggregate, over $10,000 in foreign bank and financial accounts at any point (even one day) during the year.
For those taxpayers who are unsure whether their omissions are non-wilful and therefore may not be eligible for the Streamlined Procedure, the IRS continues to operate a voluntary disclosure route.
Taxpayers going through the voluntary disclosure procedure now, will need to first submit themselves for criminal pre-clearance with IRS Criminal Investigations before providing their returns, agreeing on the tax and penalties and ultimately agreeing on the case with the Large Business & International division of the IRS.
Taxpayers going through the voluntary disclosure procedure now, will need to first submit themselves for criminal pre-clearance with IRS Criminal Investigations before providing their returns, agreeing on the tax and penalties and ultimately agreeing on the case with the Large Business & International division of the IRS.
With over 9 million US citizens living overseas*, it is common that many expats are unaware that they still need to catch up on their taxes. If you find yourself in this situation, the best solution is to comply through the IRS's Streamlined Filing Procedures. Originally announced in 2012, the IRS program gave delinquent US taxpayers living abroad an opportunity to avoid penalties and fees by coming into compliance.
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