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Tax Compliance Taxes

Accounting & Taxes
(Tax & Bookkeeping)

Keep your company in compliance with the IRS. We prepare your annual returns and keep your accounting books so you only worry about selling.

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USA Non-Resident Taxes

The IRS does not forgive mistakes

Having a company in the United States carries serious tax responsibilities. Even if your LLC is considered "Pass-Through" (does not pay corporate taxes), you have a strict obligation to file annual information reports.

Many foreign entrepreneurs make the mistake of thinking: "Since I didn't sell anything this year, I don't have to file." This is false and dangerous.

⚠️ The $25,000 USD Fine

If you are a foreigner and sole owner of an LLC (Single Member LLC), you must mandatorily file Form 5472 and 1120 every year before April 15th.

Failure to file this form on time carries an automatic minimum penalty of $25,000 USD from the IRS. Do not put your assets at risk. We do it for you.

Our Tax Solutions

Federal Return

We prepare and submit forms 1120, 5472 (Foreigners), or 1065 (Multiple partners) complying with all regulations.

Bookkeeping

We organize your bank statements monthly to classify income and expenses. Essential for tax deductions.

State Reports

We manage the "Annual Report" or "Franchise Tax" of your state (e.g., Florida, Delaware, Wyoming) to keep your company active.

Sales Tax

If you sell on Amazon or e-commerce, we help you register and declare sales tax in the states that require it.

How do we work on your taxes?

Secure and confidential process.

Data Collection

You upload your bank statements (PDF) and expense details to our secure portal.

Preparation and Review

Our certified accountants (CPAs) prepare the forms and look for the best applicable deductions.

Electronic Filing

We send the return to the IRS (e-file) and give you the acceptance receipt.

Frequently Asked Questions

For most LLCs and Corporations, the federal deadline is April 15th of the year following the tax year. If you need more time, we can request an extension until October.

YES. Even if your income was $0, you must file an information return to tell the IRS that the company exists but had no activity. Failure to do so generates "Failure to File" penalties.

If your company had profits, you will generally need an ITIN to report that income on a personal level. If you only file the information report (Form 5472) and there were no distributable profits, sometimes the EIN is enough, but we recommend processing the ITIN.
Avoid Penalties

Get your LLC taxes up to date