Form 5472 for foreign-owned LLCs, filed correctly the first time
A single-member LLC owned by a non-US person or entity files a pro forma Form 1120 and a Form 5472 for every foreign related party — every year the LLC exists, even at zero income.
The penalty applies per form, per year, with no cap and no statute of limitations while the form remains unfiled.
The filing exists whether or not the LLC has traded
Form 5472 catches owners who assume a dormant or pre-revenue LLC has nothing to report. It doesn’t work that way.
Every related party mapped, before anything is filed
Related-party mapping
Every reportable transaction and related party identified before anything is drafted.
EIN application
Handled first, if the LLC doesn’t already have one.
Pro forma 1120 + Form 5472 preparation
One 5472 per related party, reviewed by a CPA before filing.
Prior-year catch-up
If a year was missed, we assess reasonable-cause options before filing anything.
Five steps, one fixed fee
You will know the number before we start
Fees are scoped from the number of related parties and whether an EIN already exists, and fixed before we start work.
Tell us how the LLC is owned.
A short set of questions about ownership, related parties and whether an EIN exists. We come back with a scope and a fixed price.
Start scoping →