Thinking of moving to the United States?
U.S. Taxes, Before You Move. Made Simple.
Answer eight short questions. See which tax issues your situation raises, and how much time you have to deal with them. No jargon, no sign-up, no sales call.
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Everything Changes on Residency Date
The day you become a U.S. tax resident, the rules change.
Before that date, most options are open: how investments are held, when gains are taken, how a company is structured.
After it, many of those doors close for good.
Inbound exists to help you use the time you still have.
How It Works: 3 Easy Steps
Answer Eight Questions
About your move, what you own, and where. Tap answers — no forms to fill in, and “not sure” is always allowed.
About 3 Minutes
See Your Risk Areas
A plain-language read of the issues your situation raises, each with how urgent it is against your residency date.
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Choose a Package if You Want the Full Analysis
A written assessment of your situation, prepared and signed by a licensed accountant. Flat fee, known in advance.
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Issues We Look At
Six areas where moving to the U.S. changes the rules.
Foreign Investment Funds
Mutual funds, ETFs, and managed portfolios held outside the U.S. are taxed under unusually harsh rules once you're a resident.
Read the ExplainerForeign Companies
Owning part of a company outside the U.S. can mean being taxed on its profits even if you never take them out.
Read the ExplainerTrusts and Foundations
Setting up or benefiting from a trust before the move can create heavy U.S. reporting and tax once you're a resident.
Read the ExplainerAssets That Have Grown in Value
Property, shares, or a business you bought years ago can be taxed on all its growth — including growth from before you arrived.
Read the ExplainerReporting Foreign Accounts and Assets
Once you're a resident, accounts and assets outside the U.S. must be reported every year — with large penalties for missing forms.
Read the ExplainerWhen You Become a Resident
Your residency date isn't always your arrival date. Sometimes it can be chosen — and choosing well is the biggest single lever.
Read the ExplainerWhat You Get from Inbound
Flat, Transparent Pricing
You see the price before you decide. No hourly billing, no surprises.
Signed Off by a Licensed Accountant
Every paid assessment is prepared and signed by a CPA or EA. Not automated, not outsourced.
Answers Before You Move
Most planning only works before your residency date. We measure everything against it.
Support in English or Spanish
The whole product, in both. Not a translation layer.
You Keep the Work
The written assessment is yours to take to any accountant, advisor, or attorney you choose.
No Selling
No countdown timers, no “spots left,” no pressure. The free result is useful on its own.
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Find Out What Your Move Changes
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