Who this is for
- US owners of foreign grantor trusts
- Beneficiaries of foreign non-grantor trusts
Annual information return for foreign trusts with US owners under the grantor trust rules.

Annual information return for foreign trusts with US owners under the grantor trust rules.
Note — Annual trust information return.
Most US-UK filings fail the same way: a treaty position that wasn’t disclosed, a foreign account that slipped under FBAR thresholds, a PFIC election filed in the wrong year, a carry-forward not tracked from one preparer to the next. The cost of any single one of those is rarely catastrophic on its own — it’s the compounding over multiple filing seasons that quietly turns a clean tax life into a six-figure remediation project.
We start every engagement by looking at the edge cases first — the elections, the disclosures, the carry-forwards, the side-effects on next year’s return — and only then turn to the routine line items. The result is a filing that reads cleanly to anyone who picks it up next: another preparer, the IRS, or a successor in your own business.

Four steps from first call to filed return. Fixed fee confirmed before any work begins.
30-minute scoping call. We confirm your situation, required filings, and send a tailored document list.
We analyse your position, flag any cross-border risks, and confirm the scope and fee before any work starts.
Draft returns and schedules are prepared with plain-English commentary on key positions for your review.
E-file with the IRS / FinCEN, send confirmations, and handle any follow-up notices or questions.
Form 3520A preparation starts from £550 + VAT. Usually paired with Form 3520 for comprehensive trust reporting; bundled pricing on request.
Tell us your situation and we'll confirm scope, a fixed fee, and the documents we need — usually within one business day.