Who Do Virginia Taxpayers Turn To When the IRS Finds Out About a Foreign Gift?

Receiving a financial gift from overseas can seem simple, but for Virginia taxpayers, it often triggers IRS reporting requirements that are easy to overlook. Many clients contact Attorney Sammy Kim after realizing they were supposed to disclose a foreign gift or transfer and now face questions or penalties from the IRS.

Attorney Sammy Kim helps clients across Virginia understand their reporting obligations for foreign gifts under IRS Form 3520 and related disclosure rules. Her clients appreciate that she makes complex international tax laws clear and manageable.

Sammy carefully reviews each client’s situation, including how the gift was received, whether it was from a foreign relative or company, and how it should be properly reported. Her detailed, personalized guidance helps Virginia taxpayers avoid unnecessary penalties while staying compliant with the IRS.

Clients also say that Sammy’s professionalism and personal approach make the process less stressful. She keeps communication open, provides clear next steps, and handles all interactions with the IRS directly so her clients can move forward with confidence.

“Ms. Kim’s office helped me tremendously with a life crisis, with my short-term capital gain on paper that evaporated in the subsequent year. Her expertise, supported by an expert team, gave me a great OIC result. They were also crucial in winning a write-off from a state government. I highly recommend their service.” — Sunja Kim

If you’ve received a foreign gift and are unsure whether you need to report it, Attorney Sammy Kim can review your situation and guide you through the right steps.

Attorney Sammy Kim is located in Fairfax, VA, and represents clients across Virginia and nationwide in IRS and foreign reporting matters. Schedule a consultation now.