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That site is geared towards US Expats instead of the other way around IMHO

Tens of thousands of companies do this for the past few decades, there's no point of IRS coming after you unless you trigger federal taxation. Just remember to file the Form 5472/Pro Forma 1120 Have you check the articles from @startfleetio ? They are very focused on helping non-us residents...

Try looking at an US LLC too. You don't need two partners to setup the LLC, unlike the UK LLP.

The fact that you need to pay $800 at the fourth month after registration and another $800 every year for franchise tax alone is already a big turn-off. Compare that to $100 first year and $60 subsequently every year in Wyoming. Not to mention if you pay corporate income tax, you will be...

NM LLC has a higher chance of getting rejected by Stripe or bank

Yep you can. If you can't, there are always neo banks like Mercury and Relayfi whose bank accounts are FDIC-insured

Remote opening of bank account in the US is definitely possible. You just need to have the right connection to the right branch manager.

US LLC is a very privacy centric structure. It is a good choice

I think this requirement is removed few years ago. It is not the case anymore

haha thanks. just curious. no worries.

Hi cangaroo thank you for your clarification Is it hard to file for the SA700? Would HMRC require us to prove that we are a non-resident uk company? Would tax residency from another jurisdiction be provided? Does this only work for countries which have DTAA with the UK or it is applicable to...

assuming you are not subject to US federal taxes, you could get away with no accounting with a US LLC, you just need to keep track of your books to the extent that you need reliable figures to fill into form 5472.

there's nothing unclear from the us taxation perspective. you are offering a technology services and consulting outside of the US, which is regarded as foreign-source income.

US is not in the CRS, if you are sending from US to US. i think your local government wouldn't know by default ;)

You won't be ETBUS, you can file a Protective Returns with 1120-F since all the countries that you mentioned have a treaty with the US