Clear Abroad, for the French assets the US return can see

Field notes

The organizer asks users to identify instruments, property, entities, and gifts, then applies a cited rule base to produce an exposure map, filing calendar, document list, and questions for an accountant. Its examples include PEA accounts, assurance-vie, Livret A accounts, and family SCIs—ordinary French arrangements that may be treated differently on a US return. The page says the scan takes two minutes and the full diagnostic about fifteen, while excluding claims it cannot trace to primary sources.