Bank Statement Converter for Expat Tax Filing

U.S. citizens living abroad still file U.S. taxes, and documenting foreign income for the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion or Foreign Tax Credit starts with organized bank records. Convert your PDF statements — domestic or foreign-bank format — to Excel so you and your expat tax preparer can total income, track deposits, and support your filing accurately.

Key Benefits

• Document foreign income for the FEIE or Foreign Tax Credit
• Total deposits across foreign and domestic accounts
• Organize records for your expat tax preparer
• Export Excel for cross-border tax filing support
• Free, no account required — your data stays private

How It Works

1. Step 1: Download statements from each account, foreign or domestic
2. Step 2: Upload each PDF to Bank Statement Converter
3. Step 3: Select Excel or CSV output
4. Step 4: Provide the organized totals to your expat tax preparer

Frequently Asked Questions

Do expats still need to document U.S.-style income proof?

Yes. The IRS requires U.S. citizens abroad to report worldwide income, and organized bank records support the FEIE or Foreign Tax Credit claimed on the return.

Does this help with FBAR reporting too?

It can. Having clean, converted statements for every foreign account makes it easier to confirm balances and account numbers when preparing a related FBAR filing.

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