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Definitely not a C. All of an S corp's income filters to the shareholders (you) at tax time. This is far, far simpler than the C-corp rules which your org won't
by shove 12y ago
Definitely not a C. All of an S corp's income filters to the shareholders (you) at tax time. This is far, far simpler than the C-corp rules which your org won't be large enough to benefit from.
S-corps require an annual filing and a small annual fee: $65 here in NC.
That said, I'm not sure what your tax responsibilities would even be as a foreigner. @lsiunuex is correct, unless your income is above ~$50k, there's absolutely no advantage to undertaking this headache -- and certainly not merely for freelance income.
- hauget 12y agoWas mostly asking because of the uniqueness of the tax situation. As a foreign student in Germany I'm not allowed to freelance within Germany so I might as well setup in the US as a foreigner. Will do more research on S-corp as I know a few artists who freelance with it. Thx!