Do Foreign-Owned US LLCs Really Pay Zero Tax? The Complete 2026 Breakdown
You saw the claim somewhere. “Open a US LLC. Pay zero tax.” It sounds clean. It sounds unfair. It sounds like a cheat code. Then reality hits. A bank asks […]
You saw the claim somewhere. “Open a US LLC. Pay zero tax.” It sounds clean. It sounds unfair. It sounds like a cheat code. Then reality hits. A bank asks […]
A Friendly Guide for Foreign-Owned LLCs Introduction If you own a foreign-owned LLC in the U.S., you’ve probably heard about Reportable Transactions Form 5472. Many business owners are confused about […]
You ship a few cartons to a US warehouse so you can deliver in 2 days instead of 8. Sales start to climb. Reviews improve. Returns drop. Then you get […]
Introduction Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) is a powerful platform for international sellers, but it does not eliminate legal or tax responsibilities. In 2025 Compliance Strategy for FBA Sellers, compliance […]
Navigating Pakistan’s tax landscape can be daunting, especially when the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) questions the source of your funds or assets. Section 111 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 is […]
Many taxpayers in Pakistan believe that if they don’t personally receive a notice, it doesn’t count. This is a dangerous misconception. With updated regulations for the tax year 2026, the Federal Board […]
Tax compliance is a critical responsibility for every citizen and business in Pakistan. Yet, many taxpayers underestimate the enforcement powers of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), particularly when it […]
US sales tax can hit your SaaS business even when you are not in the US. That is the real risk. You price a subscription. You deliver access. You invoice […]
Introduction Many freelancers, consultants, SaaS founders, and remote service providers earn money from foreign clients now operate through US non-resident LLCs, commonly registered in states like Wyoming or Delaware. This […]
Selling SaaS into the US can trigger sales tax even if you never set foot there. The hard part is not the nexus. The hard part is taxability. One state […]