U.S. tax for people and companies that cross borders.
Foreign owners of U.S. companies, U.S. owners of foreign companies, and individuals with income or accounts in more than one country. We handle the forms the IRS penalizes hardest when missed.
Non-resident owners of U.S. LLCs and corporations, U.S. citizens and green-card holders with foreign accounts or businesses, and companies with staff or sales abroad.
What's included
- Form 5472 + pro-forma 1120 for foreign-owned single-member LLCs
- Form 5471 and 8865 for U.S. owners of foreign corporations and partnerships
- FBAR (FinCEN 114) and Form 8938 foreign-account reporting
- 1040-NR non-resident returns and dual-status years
- Treaty analysis, W-8BEN / W-8BEN-E, Form 8833 positions
- Withholding on U.S.-source payments to foreign persons (1042-S)
- Streamlined filing for missed foreign reporting
- Transfer of a foreign business into a U.S. structure
Also in International Tax
How it works
Who owns what, where, and which forms attach to each entity and person.
Missed 5472s, FBARs or 5471s are brought current under the right relief program.
All federal and state returns, with the international forms attached.
Withholding, treaty elections and structure changes before the next year starts.
Questions we hear most
I own a U.S. LLC from abroad and it made no money. Do I still file?
Yes. A foreign-owned single-member LLC must file Form 5472 with a pro-forma 1120 every year even with zero activity. The penalty for not filing is $25,000 per form.
I forgot to report a foreign bank account.
This is common and usually fixable through the streamlined or delinquent-filing procedures, with reduced or no penalty when handled correctly. Do not file a quiet correction.
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