Recent content by Octobus

Trust me that it is not as you think as I've already explained in my previous replies. Either the LLC's profit is taxed at corporate level in your home country or as your personal income. The LLC will be treated according to your home country's legislation as either a corporation or a...

That would be too easy, because everyone would setup a US LLC and escape taxation in their home country by not distributing profits or paying out salary to themselves. The LLC would have to most likely pay in your situation corporate income tax for the profits made, because it would have...

Don't forget that the US LLC can be liable for corporate income tax in the country where you reside, since it will have a permanent establishment in that same country as well OR/AND its profits will be taxed as your personal income because it is a pass-through entity. This depends on how your...

Does Jeeng and InboxAds work for international traffic or only for US traffic? I couldn't find any information on their websites on this matter.

Order #32027 placed! Thanks again!

Discount, please!

Sent you a PM with questions yesterday, didnt get a reply yet..

Thought so... :/

So I have a six-figure number of both facebook IDs and emails. I want them to join a page. Is there any other way to do this other than getting them add my fake profiles as their friends and send them invites through these profiles? Any advice in general how to execute this successfully? Still a...

It's not that cool, maestro card is a maestro card nevertheless :D

Wrong place to ask for advice in your case... You do have tax liability in the US in whatever case, that means you have to file your tax forms every year but might not be taxed in the US because of the 80k exemption.

New Zealand?

Personally I dont see the benefit of having a US account vs. costs and trouble. You should be able to cash US checks which is the only real use I can foresee for having one. You might have to go shopping around a bit to find the right bank to do it for you in your own country. At least I've been...

Of course it depends on the bank. They're not obligated in anyway to open you an account. There's quite lot of regulatory hurdles especially after the Patriot Act when it comes to foreigners holding a US bank account. Thus a lot of extra costs involved so you better be a good customer ;)

Yes, if they have a subsidiary in the US. Even if not, they might be able refer you to and vouch you for a US bank for account opening. Ask them, thats the only way you will find out for sure! :)