US Exit Decision Tool

Should You Renounce?

If you already hold a second citizenship, your next step is Exitly. This tool helps you decide whether renunciation is right for you; Exitly handles the execution →

The US Exit Tool

Most Americans assume renouncing US citizenship costs the $450 State Department fee. It does not. The Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 877A mark-to-market regime can dwarf the filing fee by orders of magnitude for covered expatriates. This tool walks the math, including your Bitcoin position, before you commit to anything irrevocable.

What This Tool Covers

✦ Covered Expatriate Assessment

✦ Exit Tax Calculator with Bitcoin

✦ Bitcoin & Crypto Capital Gains

✦ Veterans Benefits Impact

✦ Foreign Bank Account Report (FBAR) & Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) Burden Analysis

✦ Renunciation Process Timeline

✦ Comprehensive Decision Matrix

✦ Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program Recommendations

New: Renunciation fee drops to $450
On April 13, 2026, the US State Department reduced the fee from $2,350 to $450, an 80% reduction.
US taxpayer obligations remain unchanged.

Important Disclaimer
This tool provides educational estimates only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. Renunciation is irrevocable. Always consult qualified professionals before making expatriation decisions. 21 CBI is a citizenship advisory service, not a law firm or CPA.

Ready to exit?

Two paths from here. Exitly handles the renunciation process end to end. If you need a passport first, 21 CBI has five programs. No obligation, either direction.

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