US filings, handled by a CPA who knows what you owe.
Foreign owners, foreign parents and US companies trading across state lines. Fixed fee, agreed before anything starts. No hourly rates, and no filing you find out about from a penalty notice.
Failure to file Form 5472 is $25,000 per form, per year, with no cap and no statute of limitations. It applies even when the entity has no income.
The filings nobody warned you about are the expensive ones.
Most US firms are built for US owners. When the owner sits outside the country the reporting changes completely, and a domestic preparer often does not know to ask. That gap is where the penalties live.
Who owns it changes everything
In the US your filings follow your entity type and who owns it, not your revenue. A Wyoming LLC owned from Berlin owes things an identical LLC owned from Boise does not.
Non-resident owners of a US LLC
Form 5472 and a pro forma 1120 every year, even at zero income, plus the EIN and state filings that go with it.
See how it works →Foreign companies with a US subsidiary or branch
Form 1120-F, branch profits, transfer pricing and beneficial ownership reporting.
See how it works →Ecommerce and marketplace sellers
Economic nexus across states, facilitator rules, and inventory that creates obligations you did not choose.
See how it works →Founders and Delaware C corporations
Formation elections, franchise tax, 83(b) timing and books that survive diligence.
See how it works →US small businesses and S corporations
Federal and state returns, reasonable compensation, and an owner who understands the numbers.
See how it works →Rental income, FIRPTA withholding, the net-basis election and estate exposure are handled by US Real Estate CPA — our property practice, and a Taxule firm.
Every inbound obligation, one licensed firm
You will know the number before we start
Engagements start at $2,400 a year. The figure you actually pay comes from scoping your entity type, ownership and where you trade, and it is fixed before any work begins.
Tell us how the entity is owned.
A short set of questions about entity type, ownership and where you trade. We come back with a scope and a fixed price. If we are not the right firm for you, we will say so rather than quote for it.
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