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Old 06-03-2003, 01:58 AM  
noID
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taxation of non-US residents

Oh well, I admit it's not my "real" nick, I'm lurking around for a while but in this case I'd like to stay anonymous


Here is the story. Lets say somebody from Europe [me] owns an Mambo-Jambo LLC in Delaware, US. I got all this stuff like EIN, business bank account, etc. I also know there is no need to provide State of DE with the name of partners and managers [me & me].

Right now I'm receiving wires and checks and as non-resident I don't need to fill any forms for IRS or anything like that [btw. do the sponsors fill tax declarations for non-residents?]. I suppose with my Mambo-Jambo company it won't be so simple. I suppose I still won't be paying taxes in US but I'll have to do some "paperwork" for IRS. Am I right?

I suppose at least few of you had similiar problems [i.e. those of you who had to incorporate in US due to new Visa regulations].

Anyway, if you can share a bit of your experience or point to some web resources covering this issue or recommend some accountant I'd be very grateful [with all my identities]


Thx

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