Simplifying global taxes for expats and digital nomads
At Big Cake Tax, we’re an international team of licensed CPAs and Enrolled Agents who specialize exclusively in expat taxation, digital-nomad taxes, and complex multi-state filings. From the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) to FATCA and FBAR reporting, we blend deep U.S. tax knowledge with on-the-ground insights. Our mission is simple: keep you compliant, minimize your tax bill, and free up your time.
WHAT WE OFFER
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Full-Spectrum Expat Tax Preparation & Filing
We handle all complex U.S. tax filings for expats, digital nomads, and foreign corporation owners. You receive a single, on-time, and audit-ready package, no matter how many countries or currencies are involved.
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Strategic FEIE & Foreign Tax Credit Optimization
We find the best tax strategy to shield your income. Our side-by-side projections show exactly how we’ll use the FEIE or Foreign Tax Credit, with your savings clearly forecasted upfront.
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State Tax Domicile & Multi-State Resolution
We help you formally cut ties with high-tax states by building the evidence to secure a new, zero-tax domicile. Already facing an audit? Our team will fight to resolve your case, often with nothing owed.
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Rental & Short-Term-Let Tax Management
We handle tax preparation for rental and Airbnb owners. Our experts find every deduction to maximize your savings and manage all the complex paperwork for you.
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Year-Round Advisory & Emergency Support
Moving abroad or starting a foreign LLC? Our retainer service provides ongoing tax guidance, quarterly check-ins, and 24-hour responses for your urgent questions.
Big Cake Tax is Led by Expat Global Tax Strategists you can trust for a Borderless Life
Hear from Our Clients
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, you can often combine them. We analyze travel days, housing costs, and host-country rates to decide which mix lowers your U.S. liability most.
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Absolutely. Our Streamlined Filing package cleans up to six delinquent years, waives penalties in most cases, and brings FBARs current.
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Ideally 30–45 days before departure. Closing leases, registering vehicles, and updating banks help us defend against future state audits. We partner with Savvy Nomad who can help you
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No. Passive rental income is separate, but we must segregate books and file Schedule E plus any local rental property tax claims.
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We provide work-papers showing precise foreign tax credit calculations under Section 901 and, when needed, defend you in audit.