Cross-border tax specialists in New York.
New York holds the largest British expat community in America, plus a finance industry that moves people across the Atlantic constantly. Our US flagship sits in the middle of it.
The British-in-America specialists
Brits arriving on L-1s and green cards, UK partners at US firms, and returning Americans with UK pensions in tow — the New York desk works the treaty from the western side daily.
- US federal, state and city returns with UK coordination
- UK pension and ISA advice for US residents
- New York state and city residency planning
Local desk, Atlantic-wide team
Your New York contact sits on the same file system as the rest of the team, so the specialist qualified on the other side of the Atlantic is one message away — not a referral to another firm.
Meetings are available in person in Manhattan or by video, and every engagement starts with a free scoping call and a fixed fee agreed before any work begins.
Our New York office
33 Irving PlaceNew York NY 10003No direct line at this office yet — reach us on the UK practice line, +44 333 880 9422, or by email.
hello@usuktaxhub.comQuestions we get about this
No. Most engagements run entirely by video and secure document upload, and plenty of our clients never visit an office at all.
If you would rather meet in person, we can do that in Manhattan. It changes nothing about the fee or how the work is handled.
Yes. Every office draws on the same team, so a file started in New York is worked by specialists qualified on both sides of the Atlantic.
You are not referred out to a second firm for the other country, which is what usually causes the two returns to disagree with each other.
Last reviewed . Thresholds and rates change annually — check figures against the current tax year before relying on them.
Near New York?
Book a scoping call and we will tell you exactly which filings apply to you, with a fixed fee to handle them. General questions — first call, what to have ready, catching up on missed years, how fees are set — are answered on the main FAQ.