Klivea matches you with a US CPA who has actually done your case before. Built for China and Taiwan businesses operating in the US, and for Chinese/Taiwanese Americans handling personal or local-business tax. From FBAR and Streamlined to dual-status and US entity setup. Usually matched in 24 hours, in English or Chinese.

Three steps. Bilingual intake, two matches, one connect. Most clients reach a matched CPA within 24 hours.
Klivea’s intake walks you through what a CPA would ask: visa, state, foreign assets, prior filings, urgency, budget. Multiple choice where it makes sense, plain text where it doesn’t. English or Chinese. About 5 minutes.
Klivea surfaces two CPAs: the strongest fit on your profile, plus one alternative worth considering (same state, more affordable, or a related specialty). Each match shows you why.
Pick the CPA you want and click connect. Klivea sends them your profile and a platform fee. Once the CPA accepts, Klivea opens a group chat on WeChat, Messenger, or in-platform. You’re working.
“I’m an F-1 PhD student. My parents wired $150K from Taiwan and I had no idea I needed Form 3520 until Klivea told me. They matched me with a CPA who had done dozens of these. Filed clean. No penalties.”
“We sell on Amazon US out of Shenzhen. Multi-state sales tax, US LLC, the 1099-K headache. Klivea matched us with a CA CPA who already had 20+ China-based e-commerce clients. LLC structure done in two weeks, quarterly bookkeeping by month one.”
“L-1B, first year in the US, dual-status, Taiwan stocks, foreign insurance. I asked Klivea to find someone who had seen this exact combination before. They found a CA-based EA. We did the call the same week.”
Bilingual, US-licensed, and already familiar with your specific form mix. Klivea matches by visa, state, form mix, and budget, not by proximity.
Start with the intake. See your two best matches. Connect on the channel you choose.
Get Started →All three options route into Klivea’s bilingual intake. Pick the channel you already use.
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