U.S. taxpayer residing in Bangkok, Thailand? Know where you stand with the IRS
Living in Bangkok, Thailand doesn't end U.S. filing. A licensed tax professional in the U.S. reviews your IRS records and tells you where you stand and what your options are. Everything is done online.
Get my IRS Situation Assessment · $599 Questions first? Learn about a 20-minute call for $99: (256) 690-0213 Book a callBehind on U.S. returns, or got a balance-due letter?
Many U.S. taxpayers residing in Bangkok, Thailand don't realize they still need to file. Others get an IRS balance-due letter and want to know their payment plan options. Start with the step that fits you.
IRS Situation Assessment · $599
We pull and review your IRS records, then send written findings: what the IRS shows, what is open, what is due, and your options, including payment plan options. Covers one year or several years.
Get my Assessment · $599Want priority scheduling? Rush Assessment · $799 (the same Assessment, scheduled first)IRS Notice Review · $249
Got an IRS letter? A licensed tax professional reads it and sends written findings: what it asks for, the dates that matter and your next steps.
Get my IRS letter reviewed · $249Records Review · $199
Not sure which years you filed? We review your IRS records and tell you which years are missing.
Get my Records Review · $199Other services: call to book
Catching up on past returns (including streamlined filing), preparing current U.S. returns from Thailand, amended returns, FBAR (foreign bank account report) filing and streamlined filing for FBAR catch-up, plus setting up IRS payment plans and negotiating hardship or partial payment agreements. Pricing depends on your situation, so call to book a time and we'll quote you before any work starts.
Call (256) 690-0213 Or email assessments@carosgroup.comHow it works
- Pay securely online.
- After checkout, you sign IRS Form 2848 so a licensed tax professional can pull and review your IRS records for you.
- You get your written findings and options by email. Calls are scheduled at least 24 hours out, so the earliest is the next business day (U.S. Eastern time; Bangkok, Thailand is 12 hours ahead).
Common questions
Do I still need to file if I live in Thailand? Most U.S. citizens and green card holders still file a U.S. return while living abroad. Call us and we'll look at your situation.
The IRS sent a letter to my old U.S. address. Can you still help? Yes. We can pull your IRS records with your signed Form 2848, even if you don't have the letter.
Can you set up a payment plan? Yes. We set up IRS payment plans and negotiate hardship and partial payment agreements. The Assessment shows which options fit your situation. No outcome is guaranteed.
No outcome is guaranteed. Results depend on your IRS records and situation. Caros Group is a private firm, not affiliated with the IRS. We help with U.S. federal tax only, not Thai tax.