Have you moved to the U.S. for work or family? If so your first year of filing may be complex. Additionally you may have filing requirements for assets you left in your native country.
First Year in the U.S.
When a person first moves to the U.S., the first tax return they are required to file can often be the most complex.
Foreign (Non U.S.) Rental Property
If you own a house in your native country that you rent out your U.S. filing requirements are much the same as a U.S. person living abroad.
Foreign (Non U.S.) Sale of Property
If you own a house in your native country that you are planning to sell, your U.S. filing requirements are much the same as a U.S. person living abroad.
Foreign (Non U.S.) Financial Assets
If you left foreign financial assets in your native country, your U.S. filing requirements are much the same as U.S. persons living abroad.