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Could the IRS Streamlined Procedures help you catch up?

A free live Q&A for Americans who have missed U.S. tax filings.

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 · 12:00pm ET / 5:00pm London / 6:00pm Paris · Zoom

Join Bright!Tax CEO Katelynn Minott, CPA, and Chief of Tax Operations Allyson Lindsey, CPA, MA, as they explain the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures in plain English. No judgment, no sales pitch. Submit a question when you register and they'll answer as many as they can live.

 

What we’ll cover

Katelynn and Allyson will walk through:

  • What the IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures are
  • Who qualifies, and what “non-willful” actually means
  • The difference between the foreign and domestic procedures
  • What you may need to file to get caught up
  • How foreign income, accounts, and assets affect the process
  • What to do next once you know your options

Is this Q&A for you?

This session is for U.S. citizens and Green Card holders who:

  • Have missed one or more years of U.S. tax filings
  • Live abroad and recently learned they may still need to file
  • Are worried about unreported foreign income or accounts
  • Think their failure to file was an honest mistake
  • Want to understand their options before deciding what to do

You don’t need to know whether you qualify. That’s what this session is for.

Meet your hosts

Katelynn Minott, CPA · Chief Executive Officer

Katelynn began her career at PwC before joining Bright!Tax, progressing from Tax Associate to Managing CPA and CEO. She has spent years helping Americans abroad make sense of their U.S. filing obligations.

Allyson Lindsey, CPA · Chief of Tax Operations

Allyson leads the Bright!Tax Tax Team and brings deep experience in global mobility and U.S. expat taxation, including previous work at Deloitte. She specializes in turning complicated international rules into practical guidance.

Falling behind doesn’t mean you’re in trouble.

The IRS created the Streamlined Procedures for taxpayers whose failure to file was not deliberate. The first step is finding out whether that includes you.

We hope to see you there.