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- 1. What lies before you?
- 2. What are the possible consequences of the outcome?
Kundra & Associates has earned a reputation as a premier tax resolution and compliance law firm with a record of success for national and international clients. Whether you are an individual facing potential civil or criminal problems with the IRS, or are an international business or investor needing help with U.S. tax compliance, attorney Chaya Kundra is ready to put 25 years of experience to work.
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- International tax compliance, including FATCA and Foreign Qualified Tax Accounts (FATC) and criminal litigation related to international detection and enforcement
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Can I file for foreign bank and financial accounts (FBAR) online?
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