So I have a partner in the US, and I am in Canada. We want to launch a business together but the issue of double taxation is quite annoying. Apparently the Canadian government classifies LLCs as a corporation so they are taxed that way too.
Apparently you need to create a Canadian parent corporation, then register a C Corporation in the US, in order to avoid double taxation. You still end up paying like 50% in taxes which is crazy.
I was wondering if you guys can tell me if my logic is sound with this strategy:
1. I create a corporation in Canada. Friend creates LLC in US State.
2. Friend pays me 50% of all profits to my corporation.
Do I still owe taxes in the US with this strategy?
If anyone can point me to an even better "workaround"or strategy, that would be awesome.
Thank you.
Apparently you need to create a Canadian parent corporation, then register a C Corporation in the US, in order to avoid double taxation. You still end up paying like 50% in taxes which is crazy.
I was wondering if you guys can tell me if my logic is sound with this strategy:
1. I create a corporation in Canada. Friend creates LLC in US State.
2. Friend pays me 50% of all profits to my corporation.
Do I still owe taxes in the US with this strategy?
If anyone can point me to an even better "workaround"or strategy, that would be awesome.
Thank you.