NORDIC US TAX
PATRICK NILSSON
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U.S. Tax.
Handled.

For Nordic individuals and businesses with U.S. exposure.

BOOK A CONSULTATION

The U.S. taxes its citizens and green card holders everywhere in the world. Most Nordic banks, accountants, and advisors are not equipped to help.

Whether you live in Stockholm, Oslo, or Copenhagen — if you have U.S. ties, you have U.S. obligations. FBAR filings, FATCA reporting, foreign income exclusions, treaty positions. The penalties for getting it wrong are severe. The window for getting it right is now.


You have U.S. ties. You need U.S. answers.

Americans living in Sweden, Norway, or Denmark

Green card holders residing in Nordic countries

Dual citizens with unreported U.S. obligations

Nordic nationals married to U.S. persons

Norwegian and Danish nationals navigating U.S. tax obligations

Nordic companies with U.S. subsidiaries or shareholders

Freelancers and contractors paid by U.S. clients

Individuals with U.S. brokerage or retirement accounts

Anyone who has never filed a U.S. return and needs to start.


Enrolled Agent. The highest credential granted directly by the IRS.Certification currently in progress.

An Enrolled Agent is a federally licensed tax professional, authorized by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Unlike local accountants or financial advisors, an EA has unlimited practice rights before the IRS — meaning full authority to represent clients in audits, appeals, and collections, anywhere in the world.

FEDERAL

Licensed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury

UNLIMITED

Full representation rights before the IRS

WORLDWIDE

Authority to practice from anywhere in the world

FEDERALLY LICENSED · IRS EA CANDIDATE · CIRCULAR 230 COMPLIANT · INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS

Services available in English and Swedish.


What I handle.

U.S. TAX FILING


Federal returns for Americans and green card holders living in Nordic countries. All income sources, all treaty positions, filed correctly.

FBAR & FATCA


Foreign bank account reporting and foreign asset disclosure. Deadline-driven, penalty-sensitive. Handled with precision.

IRS REPRESENTATION


Audits, notices, appeals, and collections. Full representation rights before the IRS — no attorney required.

CROSS-BORDER CONSULTATION


Strategic advice on U.S. tax obligations, treaty benefits, and compliance gaps. One-time or ongoing.


Simple. Remote. Precise.

01

BOOK A CALL


Schedule a free 30-minute consultation. We assess your situation, your obligations, and what needs to happen next.

02

SUBMIT DOCUMENTS


A clear checklist is provided. You send what is needed — securely, remotely, from anywhere in the Nordic region.

03

FILED & RESOLVED


Your return is prepared, reviewed, and filed. Or your IRS matter is represented and closed.


What you need to know.

Yes. The United States taxes its citizens and green card holders on worldwide income, regardless of where they live. If you are a U.S. citizen or green card holder living in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, or anywhere else, you are required to file a federal return every year — even if you owe nothing.

FBAR stands for Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts. If you are a U.S. person with foreign financial accounts totaling more than $10,000 at any point during the year, you are required to file an FBAR. This includes bank accounts, brokerage accounts, and certain pension accounts held outside the United States. Penalties for non-filing can be severe.

It is rarely too late. The IRS has formal programs — including the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedure — specifically designed for U.S. persons abroad who are behind on their filing obligations. These programs allow you to come into compliance with significantly reduced or eliminated penalties. The sooner you act, the better your position.

Yes. As an Enrolled Agent, I have unlimited representation rights before the IRS. This means I can represent you in audits, appeals, and collection matters — no attorney required. If you have received an IRS notice, do not ignore it. Contact me as soon as possible.

Yes. Non-U.S. citizens can also have U.S. tax obligations — for example, Nordic nationals who hold U.S. green cards, have U.S.-source income, or own interests in U.S. entities. If you are unsure whether you have U.S. filing obligations, a consultation is the right first step.


Your U.S. tax situation has a solution.

Book a free 30-minute consultation. No obligation. Fully remote.

U.S. tax deadlines apply regardless of where you live. Non-compliance compounds. The earlier you act, the more options you have.

Patrick Nilsson, EA

Patrick Nilsson, EA Candidate

IRS Enrolled Agent Candidate · Circular 230 Compliant Upon Certification