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Wouldn't that depend on the details of any tax treaty your home country has with the US?
by bspn 9y ago
Wouldn't that depend on the details of any tax treaty your home country has with the US?
- gamblor956 9y agoGenerally it would not. Under almost every US tax treaty, if you incorporate in the US but run your business from another country, you would be liable to tax in both the US and that other country for income earned by the business. (Concept of permanent establishment.) It's even worse if you operate in a country that doesn't have a tax treaty with the US.
- nik736 9y agoIs there any legal way to avoid it?
- gamblor956 9y agoDon't operate a US-incorporated business from a non-US location. Conversely, if you are going to be operated from a non-US location, don't incorporate in the US.