You work one-on-one with Clark Shi, CPA, CMA, MBA. Not an admin, not a junior.
“I had foreign accounts in India and was three years behind on FBAR. Clark walked me through Streamlined Filing. Zero penalties.”
Tell us about your situation. Two sentences is enough. Clark Shi, CPA replies personally, usually within 3 hours.
What We Handle
Every filing, every form, handled by specialist CPAs.
FinCEN Form 114 prepared and e-filed for the current tax year. Includes all qualifying foreign accounts (checking, savings, investment, retirement) at any foreign financial institution.
Full preparation and filing for the IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures. Six years of FBAR catch-up, three years of amended returns, non-willful certification. Penalties typically reduced to zero.
Form 8938 (Statement of Specified Foreign Financial Assets) attached to your Form 1040. Thresholds run from $50,000 to $600,000 depending on filing status and whether you are a qualified individual under IRC 911(d)(1).
For non-willful filers who have not previously filed FBARs. The IRS removed its Delinquent FBAR Submission Procedures page on July 1, 2026, so we confirm the current route before anything is filed. IRM 4.26.16.3.11 still tells examiners not to assert a penalty where the failure was non-willful, was due to reasonable cause, and the account is reported on the late FBAR.
Penalty abatement requests, reasonable cause letters, and appeals for FBAR and FATCA penalties.
FBAR, Form 8938, Form 3520 (foreign trusts), Form 8621 (PFICs), and Schedule B prepared together with cross-form reconciliation.
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Common situations and how we resolved them
“I had foreign accounts in India from before I moved to the US, and nobody had ever explained FBAR to me. By the time I found out, I was three years behind. Clark walked me through the Streamlined Filing process, we submitted everything, and I ended up with zero penalties. Worth every dollar just for the peace of mind.”
Priya S.
Streamlined Filing
“I have a rental property in Guadalajara and a consulting job in California. Between FBAR, FATCA, Mexican tax credits, and the rental income, my return was a mess every year. Clark untangled all of it, got me the foreign tax credits I'd been missing, and I got a refund for the first time in four years.”
Ana R.
Dual Citizen Filings
“I came back to California after six years in Germany with a stack of European mutual funds that apparently are all PFICs. Two prior CPAs quietly ignored them. Clark identified them, ran the QEF elections, and put together a clean filing. He also caught a treaty position I'd been missing, and that saved me about $9,000.”
Sophia T.
PFIC Filings
“Living in Singapore for work, my previous CPA kept botching the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and I kept getting surprise tax bills. Clark actually understands Form 2555 and the foreign housing exclusion. First year working with him, I saved about $14,000 on my federal return.”
David H.
Expat Tax Returns
“I set up a UK Ltd for my consulting work and had no idea I was supposed to file Form 5471 every year. TS CPA caught it in our first meeting and got me compliant before the IRS noticed. They handle the annual GILTI and Subpart F calculations now, and the fee is flat, not hourly. I know what I'm paying each year.”
Marcus L.
Foreign Corporation
“My mother passed away in Korea and I inherited around $400,000. I had no idea Form 3520 existed. Two other CPAs told me they couldn't help. Clark had the filing drafted within a week and walked me through every line in plain English. No IRS letters, no stress.”
Jennifer K.
Foreign Inheritance
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