What type of business entity should I choose for an IT startup if I am non-resident of the USA?
1. Paying yourself (or others) as independent contractors avoids the need for withholding taxes from wages. 2. As the sole owner, you could form...
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1. Paying yourself (or others) as independent contractors avoids the need for withholding taxes from wages. 2. As the sole owner, you could form...
It's a good idea to have contracts reviewed before signing. I do that type of work. You will want to cover such things as insurance coverage and...
There is no restriction on non-U.S. citizens having an ownership interest in a C-corp or LLC. Only U.S. citizens can be shareholders in an S-corp....
It does not matter that you are out of the country, except that if you file a lawsuit and there is a trial in the case, your personal appearance...
Attorneys are not in a position to give specific legal advice in this general question forum. Several general observations: (1) If your goal is to...
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Your questions are specific to your situation and detailed answers are not possible in this general question forum. I can say that the ownership...
If you have the Del. file number for the company, you should be able to sign in and find out at https://corp.delaware.gov/paytaxes/. If not, try...
As the sole owner of the LLC, you can register it with the IRS to be taxed as a disregarded entity so any profits or losses would flow through to...
The revival approach is one option. It is possible, however, to start a new company before paying off the old one. The tax issue with the first...
Bank accounts: There are two issues. One is getting a separate EIN from the IRS for each series company. That is not a problem with the Protected...