A foreign-owned U.S. LLC has annual obligations most founders only discover after year one. We put them on one calendar and file them, every year, on both sides.
Book a free 20-minute callRequired for a foreign-owned single-member LLC, disclosing transactions between the company and its foreign owner — due even in a year with zero revenue, with steep penalties for missing it.
Most formation states require a yearly report (and fee) to keep your company in good standing — missing it can lead to administrative dissolution.
Where your company has U.S.-sourced income or crosses into a taxable presence, we coordinate the federal and state returns with our U.S. execution partner.
The half of the picture a U.S.-only provider structurally can't see. Requirements vary by country of residence — below is what typically applies for India-resident founders; we'll confirm what applies to you on the free call.
Reporting the investment in your U.S. company to your home-country regulator within the required window after funds are remitted.
Once your overseas investment is registered, an annual performance report keeps that registration current.
Your U.S. company is a foreign asset that typically needs disclosure on your home-country income tax return.
If you've paid U.S. tax, we help you claim the credit you're owed at home so you're not taxed twice on the same income.
We keep books that agree with each other on both sides of the border, and maintain one calendar with every U.S. and home-country deadline — so nothing is filed late because it fell into the gap between two separate providers.
If you've missed a Form 5472 or a home-country filing, tell us on a free call — we'll tell you exactly what it takes to get current.
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