United States · Business

Find the way your company crosses into the US.

Foreign-owned LLCs, foreign parents opening a subsidiary, marketplace sellers, Delaware C corporations and small S corporations — five different filing paths, one licensed CPA who has built for all five. Pick the closest match below; most companies fit one cleanly, and we will tell you if yours is a blend.

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Why this matters

Ownership decides your filings, not your revenue.

A US LLC owned from London files differently to an identical LLC owned from Ohio, even at the same turnover. Getting the ownership structure right at the start is what keeps everything downstream correct.

Sorted by ownership, not revenueYour filings follow who owns the company, so that’s where we start

One profile, one clear pathEach situation below carries its own forms and deadlines, mapped up front

A licensed CPA on every filingNot a filing service — a CPA who signs what goes to the IRS

Fixed price once we know which one fitsPriced from the situation, agreed before any work starts

Find your situation

The five ways companies land here

Start with whichever is closest. If none quite fits, tell us how you’re structured and we’ll map it with you.

Foreign-owned

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 parent

Foreign companies with a US subsidiary or branch

Form 1120-F, branch profits, transfer pricing and beneficial ownership reporting.

See how it works → Marketplace

Ecommerce and marketplace sellers

Economic nexus across states, facilitator rules, and inventory that creates obligations you did not choose.

See how it works → Startup

Founders and Delaware C corporations

Formation elections, franchise tax, 83(b) timing and books that survive diligence.

See how it works → Domestic

US small businesses and S corporations

Federal and state returns, reasonable compensation, and an owner who understands the numbers.

See how it works → Not sure which fits?

Tell us how you’re structured

If your setup does not match a box above, book a call and we’ll map it with you.

Start scoping →

Holding US real estate?

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.

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What’s included

Every situation gets the same foundation

Entity setup or clean-upOn the side you’re expanding into, done properly the first time

Federal and state filingsMatched to the entity you actually have, not a generic template

EIN and ownership reportingIncluding related-party and beneficial ownership disclosures where they apply

Bookkeeping tight enough to file fromNumbers you can act on, not just archive at year end

One point of contactFrom scoping the situation through to the filed return

A fixed price, agreed up frontSet once we know the entity and ownership, never billed by the hour

Common questions

Before you pick a situation

What if my company does not match one of the five?

These five cover the situations we see most, but they are a starting point, not a menu. Tell us how the company is owned and where it trades, and we will map the right filings — even if it is a blend of two.

Do I need a US entity already, or can you help me form one?

Both. If you are starting from scratch we handle formation and the EIN alongside the tax setup; if you already have an entity we pick the filings up from wherever they currently stand.

How is this priced?

A fixed fee, agreed once we understand your entity type and ownership. Business engagements start at $2,400 a year, quoted before any work begins.

Next step

Tell us how the company 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.

Start scoping