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You can just get a rented mailbox and have an agent for legal service requirements. Form an LLC in the state of Delaware. It can pass through profits to you,
by lifeguard 14y ago
You can just get a rented mailbox and have an agent for legal service requirements.
Form an LLC in the state of Delaware. It can pass through profits to you, but not a job: A foreign citizen may be a corporate officer and/or director, but may not work in the United States or receive a salary or compensation for services provided in the United States unless the foreign citizen has a work permit (either a green card or a special visa) issued by the United States.
easy, but more expensive way:
http://www.legalzoom.com/llc-state-requirements/delaware-llc.html http://www.legalzoom.com/llc-state-requirements/delaware-llc...
manual way:
http://corp.delaware.gov/faqs.shtml http://corp.delaware.gov/faqs.shtml
- mamcx 14y agoApart of the incorporation fees, is necesary to pay taxes? If I open a bank in USA? But, if my bank is elsewhere?
- lifeguard 14y agoYes, there are taxes. One can not hide a registered corp. But with a DE corp, you can deduct some expenses from corp earnings lowering the taxes.
- mamcx 14y agoOk, my real question is if the taxes apply to the money stored in a US bank account, or for all the international bank accounts (ie: all the money in both my country & usa)
- lifeguard 14y agoA US registered company, transacting business in US banks, will be subject to US tax code. Of course there are loopholes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Irish_arrangement http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Irish_arrangement
- mamcx 14y agoWow! This remind me of "I have the problem of create a US company to use stripe. I know Double Irish arrangement. Now, I have two problems!". This is a serious roadblock for me... anyway...