Many new companies have a mix of U.S. and non-U.S. owners. When a U.S. LLC is created with owners having different tax residencies, careful consideration must be taken to ensure you are setting up the right structure.

In this video, we cover 6 different structuring options and the various tax consequences of each. The considerations taken are:

1. US trade or business risks
2. Withholding taxes on ECI allocated to nonresidents
3. Dividend withholding taxes on distributions to nonresidents
4. Minimizing Self Employment taxes for US owners
5. Eliminating US estate tax exposure for nonresident investors
6. Tax filing obligations for various types of entities

Questions about Estate taxes for Non-U.S. investors?
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Estate Tax Clearance Certificate Form 5173: [ Ссылка ]

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