BRIGIM has years of experience filing personal tax returns in Orange County. We serve a variety of clients, including professionals with W2 wages, business owners with Schedule C, real estate investors with Schedule E, high net-worth new immigrants, Expats, etc.

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At Brigim Accountants & Advisors, we are fully committed to understanding the unique personal stories and circumstances of our clients and strive to provide responsive hands-on accounting and tax services to help you reach and maintain your financial goals. The fact that the majority of our clients are acquired through referrals from existing clients, friends, or business associates of the firm is a testament to our success.

Minimizing your tax liability requires knowledgeable tax planning. Successful planning is not something you can do at the last minute; it requires constant checks and fine-tuning throughout the year.

Knowledge of current tax laws, complex tax codes, and new tax regulations is critical when it comes to understanding how to help our clients. At BRIGIM, we take pride in our understanding of current tax laws and codes. We understand the importance of your planning and cut no corners when it comes to helping you form a successful tax planning strategy.

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And we don’t stop there, we go beyond tax compliance and proactively recommend tax-saving strategies to maximize your after-tax income.

We're here to help you resolve your tax problems and put an end to the misery that the IRS can put you through. We pride ourselves on being very efficient, affordable, and of course, extremely discrete.

The IRS problems will not just go away by themselves; they just keep getting worse with penalties and interest being added each day.

Every U.S. citizen - regardless of whether they are living in the U.S. - must file a tax return with the federal government.

The tax situation for expatriates is often complicated and frustrating. Many variables affect how much expatriates pay IRS - from whether you deduct your foreign taxes, to your host country, to your employment situation.

An ITIN, also known as Taxpayer Identification Number, is a tax processing number. The ITIN can only be issued through a Certifying Acceptance Agent or the IRS. It is issued irrespective of migration status because both local and non-resident aliens may have a U.S reporting or filing requirement under the Internal Revenue Code. This nine-digit number is only available to people who are obliged to have a taxpayer identification number for tax purposes, but who don’t have or not qualified to get a SSN or Social Security Number from the Social Security Administration or SSA.