business
If you’re a foreign founder setting up a US LLC with a partner—or planning to add co-founders—you may be wondering: Are multi-member LLCs taxed differently from single-member LLCs? The answer is yes. Multi-member LLCs are taxed under a different default system, with additional filing requirements and more
global
When a U.S. LLC or corporation is owned by foreign founders, several reporting rules may apply depending on the entity’s structure, tax classification, and the owners’ circumstances. The most common reporting obligations come from the IRS, FinCEN, and the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). FBAR Reporting A U.
llc
If you're an entrepreneur living outside the United States and thinking about expanding your business into the U.S. market, you've probably wondered: "Do I need to be a U.S. citizen or resident to start an LLC?" The answer is simple: No, you
EU
Why So Many Founders Choose a US Company Imagine you live in Berlin, Lagos, Manila, or Manchester. You have built a software product, a consulting practice, or an online shop. Your customers are all over the world, and many of them are in the United States. You have never set
Disregarded LLC
If you’re a foreign founder operating a US LLC, you’ve likely come across the term “disregarded entity.” It’s one of the most important concepts in US tax law—and understanding it is key to knowing how your LLC is taxed. This guide explains what a disregarded entity