Discussion:Foreign LLC Partner
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| {{ForumNewPost|UserID=Shep143|Date=10 November 2006|Text=I was speaking to a possible new client today. They have a two partner LLC where one partber is a foreign resident who visits the US several times a year. The other partner is a US resident. Can anyone give me some imput on what his tax situation is? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.}} | {{ForumNewPost|UserID=Shep143|Date=10 November 2006|Text=I was speaking to a possible new client today. They have a two partner LLC where one partber is a foreign resident who visits the US several times a year. The other partner is a US resident. Can anyone give me some imput on what his tax situation is? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.}} | ||
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| 10 November 2006 | |
| I was speaking to a possible new client today. They have a two partner LLC where one partber is a foreign resident who visits the US several times a year. The other partner is a US resident. Can anyone give me some imput on what his tax situation is? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. | |
| 10 November 2006 | |
| The LLC should be run as a regular partnership (if no "check the box") but you have QUATERLY 8804 and 8805 requirements. Read the instructions. It can be a lot of work for the accountant. | |
