Find professional help for a cross-border question

Check whether we can help with your task before you share anything, then use official registers to find and check a qualified professional.

Short answer

FlagSage has no verified partner professionals yet, so we refer no one and take no commission. Use the official registers below to check a professional's license, and ask them in writing what they will do and what it costs.

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Official registers to check a professional

WhereRegisterWhat it shows
United StatesIRS Directory of Federal Tax Return Preparers with Credentials and Select QualificationsLists CPAs, enrolled agents, attorneys and some others with a PTIN
United KingdomChartered Institute of Taxation: find a Chartered Tax AdviserProfessional body for chartered tax advisers
AustraliaTax Practitioners Board public registerCheck registered tax and BAS agents
European UnionFind a lawyer (European e-Justice Portal)Search lawyers across EU national bar registers

Each country page also links its tax and immigration authorities, which often explain who may give tax advice or act for you there.

Questions to ask before you hire anyone

  1. Which countries are you licensed or qualified to advise on, and under which credential?
  2. Will you prepare the return in each country, or only one? Who handles the other?
  3. What exactly is included in the fee, and what costs extra?
  4. Do you carry professional liability insurance for cross-border work?
  5. How will you receive my documents securely?
  6. Do you pay or receive any referral fee for this engagement?

How referrals will work, if they open

If FlagSage ever introduces professionals, each will have a named card with their jurisdictions, credential and the date we verified it, their scope and fees, and any compensation we receive. Nothing will be shared without your specific consent to a named recipient, and you will always keep your own export. Today none of this is live.

Countries covered
General
Sources
Official registers linked
Tax year
No tax-year claim
Review
Not professionally reviewed
Sources checked November 8, 2026