What’s included:
Personalized tax impact analysis for the U.S. (IRS) and Mexico (SAT)
Capital gains calculation (including cost basis reconstruction & inflation adjustments)
Inheritance and gift tax evaluation, both domestic and international
Real estate transaction support: ISR/IVA estimation, exemptions, notarial coordination
Cross-border business contract reviews and tax structuring
Review of double taxation treaties to reduce or avoid unnecessary obligations
Coordination with accountants, notaries, and legal teams when needed
Who it's for:
U.S. citizens or residents selling property in Mexico
Mexican nationals acquiring assets or inheriting abroad
Investors or business owners entering into cross-border operations
Heirs, executors, and families managing international estates
Clients receiving foreign income, gifts, or legal settlements
Pricing & Packages
Book a 30 minute free consultation! After our conversation, we will send a tailored budget
Custom packages available for ongoing business operations, multiple assets, or high-value cases
Bundled with our accounting and real estate services, clients enjoy greater accuracy and integration
Why Choose Us
Decades of combined experience guiding expats, U.S. citizens, and international families
Bilingual and bicultural fluency in both tax systems (IRS + SAT)
Trusted advisors in San Miguel, Querétaro, CDMX, and beyond
Transparent pricing, clear explanations, and total confidentiality
We help you structure your transactions intelligently from the beginning, not just report the outcome
Delivery Time
Standard reports delivered within 3–5 business days
Rush service available (48 hours) for urgent closings or notarizations
Example Use Cases
A U.S. citizen sells a home in San Miguel—what’s the Mexican ISR and the U.S. capital gains impact?
A dual-national receives a $200,000 inheritance from an aunt in Texas—how should it be reported?
A Mexican business signs a supply agreement with a U.S. partner—how to structure the income legally and efficiently?
A retiree gifts property to their children—how to manage taxes and compliance in both countries?