US tax rules can feel confusing—especially when you have multiple income sources, cross-border ties, or a growing business. At Aaras Global, we provide end-to-end US tax preparation, compliance, and year-round tax planning for individuals, corporations, S corporations, and partnerships.
We handle the full process—document collection, accurate reporting, elections, supporting disclosures, and filing—so you stay compliant and avoid costly surprises.
“Taxation often involves interpretation, where the experience and insight of a qualified professional matter most.”
Whether you’re a US resident, a nonresident with US income, or someone correcting a prior return, we prepare your filing with a focus on accuracy, documentation, and optimal treaty and credit positions (where applicable).
Best for US citizens and residents reporting worldwide income. We support common and complex situations, including:
– Employment income (W-2), self-employment income, and side gigs
– Investment income (interest, dividends, capital gains)
– Rental income and property sales
– Retirement income (SSA, pensions, IRA/401(k) distributions)
– Education credits and common individual credits/deductions
– Multi-state considerations (where relevant)
For eligible seniors, we prepare Form 1040-SR and ensure:
– Correct reporting of retirement income streams
– Proper tax withholding and estimated tax planning
– Health-related and senior-relevant tax considerations (where applicable)
For nonresident taxpayers with US-source income (work, rental, business, or investment-related). We help with:
– US-source income classification and reporting
– Withholding reconciliation and refund claims
– Treaty-based positions (when supported and documented)
– Proper identification of effectively connected income (ECI) vs fixed/determinable income (FDAP)
If you missed income, credits, forms, or treaty claims—or need to correct filing status—we prepare amended returns with:
– Clear explanation of changes
– Updated schedules and supporting compliance forms
– Clean documentation trail for future notices/audits
If you operate a US corporation or an S corporation, your tax return is only as strong as your bookkeeping, classification, and documentation. We handle both compliance and the backend support needed to file confidently.
If you operate a US corporation or an S corporation, your tax return is only as strong as your bookkeeping, classification, and documentation. We handle both compliance and the backend support needed to file confidently.
We support corporations with:
– Revenue and expense classification aligned to tax reporting
– Depreciation and fixed asset schedules
– Officer compensation and shareholder-related reporting (where applicable)
– Book-to-tax review items (where relevant)
– Estimated tax and year-round planning support
S corps require special attention because income flows to shareholders. We help with:
– Salary vs distribution planning considerations (within compliance boundaries)
– Shareholder basis tracking inputs (as available)
– Reasonable documentation for distributions and payroll
– K-1 preparation and coordination with personal returns
We handle:
– Income and expense allocation and reporting
– Partner capital and contribution tracking inputs (as available)
– Schedule K-1 preparation for partners
– Partner-specific reporting coordination (especially when partners are in different jurisdictions)
– Common elections and disclosures where applicable
– If your partnership has cross-border partners or layered structures, we’ll also highlight compliance items that could be triggered.
1) Which US tax form do I need—1040 or 1040-NR?
Generally, US residents file 1040 and nonresidents file 1040-NR. Residency can be complex (substantial presence, treaty tie-breakers). We confirm based on your facts.
2) Can I amend my US tax return if I missed income or forms?
Yes—Form 1040-X is used for amendments. We prepare the correction, supporting schedules, and any missing compliance forms.
3) Do I need to file FBAR or FATCA (Form 8938)?
It depends on foreign account balances, asset types, and thresholds. We evaluate and advise what applies.
4) What’s the difference between 1120 and 1120-S?
1120 is a C corporation return. 1120-S is for S corporations where profits generally flow to shareholders via K-1.
5) What is a K-1?
A K-1 reports each owner’s share of income/credits from an S corp (1120-S) or partnership (1065). It’s used to prepare the owner’s personal tax return.
Book a consultation with Aaras Global for:
Individual US returns (1040/NR/SR/X)
Corporate returns (1120/1120-S)
Partnership returns (1065 + K-1s)
Treaty and cross-border compliance support
Contact us today to get a clear plan and a clean filing.