We Make US Tax Filing & Incorporation A Breeze

If you’re an international founder establishing a US corporation be it a C-Corp or S-Corp you’ve likely already made one critical, early decision: how to capitalize your venture. More often than not, the founder or the foreign parent entity provides the initial money. It’s common practice to label this money transfer a “loan.” After all, you expect to be repaid, right? But here’s a crucial warning from our years of experience in US tax planning: The IRS is highly suspicious

For many Americans living and building wealth overseas whether in bustling economic hubs or quieter corners of the world the task of estate planning feels overwhelming. It’s certainly more complicated than planning in the US. The simple, non-negotiable fact is this: the United States retains the right to tax the worldwide assets of its citizens, no matter where they call home. When you layer this with the estate and succession laws of your host country (which can be vastly different,

You’ve worked hard to get to this point. The dream of becoming a U.S. citizen is so close, and you’re ready to submit that final application. But here’s something you need to be aware of: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has made a major shift. They’re now taking a much closer look at your financial history, specifically your tax compliance. For a long time, the “good moral character” requirement was mostly about avoiding serious crimes. But a new policy