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Formation add-on

Tax strategy

In writing and coordinated with your accountant: a clean structure between parent company and US subsidiary, or between you and your US company.

Tax strategy
$2,000 per company
Add to your formation

Together with the visa roadmap: $3,600.

Questions first? Call us: +1 512 647 1128

What you get

A concept you can put straight on your accountant's desk.

  • In writing: you receive the tax concept as a document for your records.
  • As a subsidiary of your company: a clean structure, for tax and legal purposes, between parent company and US subsidiary.
  • As a company of your own: the structure between you, living in your home country, and your US company.

Working together

Your accountant stays your accountant. We take care of the American side.

Mount Bonnell Advisors, Austin

Us, in-house

Formation and documents, EIN, BE-13, the Registered Agent, annual compliance with resolutions and minutes, plus bookkeeping and tax returns if you book them. See how each step works in our guide to forming a US LLC as a non-resident.

Your home country

Your own accountant

Handles the taxes at home. We coordinate the tax concept with them.

Your US company is subject to US federal taxes and the rules of its state, while you or your company at home are taxed in your home country. The tax concept sets out how the two fit together.

How it works

Ordered with your formation, delivered in writing.

  1. 1
    You add it on

    In the order card for your formation, whether as a subsidiary of your company or as a company of your own.

  2. 2
    We take down your details

    Once your payment arrives, we get in touch within one business day.

  3. 3
    You get it in writing

    The tax concept, coordinated with your accountant.

Tax concept and visa roadmap together: in one order, you save $400. See the visa roadmap $3,600

Questions

Questions about the tax concept

What does the US company mean for me and my company at home, tax-wise?
That depends on your situation, and that is exactly what the tax concept sets out in writing for $2,000, coordinated with your accountant. Your US company is subject to US federal taxes and the rules of its state; you or your company at home are taxed in your home country.
Do I get a call or a document?
A document. We take down your details and write the concept; you receive it in writing and go through it with your accountant.
Can I add the tax concept later?
Yes. You can book extras later too, at the same prices.

With every formation

Choose your company, the tax concept is already ticked.

Each link opens the company's order card with the tax concept included. You see the total right away.

LLC
C Corporation (Inc)
Limited Partnership

Order

Order it with your formation.

You add the tax concept in the order card for your formation. You see the total right away.

Choose your company Or call: +1 512 647 1128

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