US Taxation Jobs
US Taxation is the practice of filing and accurately paying the corresponding taxes for the United States. It’s important not only for current and long-term financial success but also in staying out of legal trouble. A US Taxation Professional is well versed and knowledgeable on filing taxes in the US and offers their expertise to people looking to be thorough when filing their taxes. They assist clients in getting deductions, properly filing forms and making sure that clients only pay the minimum amount possible.
Here’s some projects that our expert US Taxation Professional made real:
- Preparation of complex tax forms including 1040, 1120, 1120S, and 1065
- Filing LLC taxes while living outside of the United States
- Obtaining information related to agreements related to corporate structure and taxation
- Researching professional industry guidelines to ensure the most up-to-date information
- Assisting clients with proper tax returns filing for non us citizens
- Completing forms like 941-X and amended form 941
- Delivering consultation through Skype/ Zoom as well as offering advice regarding LLC ecommerce taxation
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Hi there, We are a HK based company looking for a tax specialist that can help us navigate through these questions. We would like to know if you can help us and if you could, can we get a quote? Questions: 1) What is the difference between moving our HK OpCo to be a fully owned subsidiary of our US HoldCo vs moving our Caymans company (which owns the HK OpCo) to be a fully owned subsidiary of the US HoldCo? 2) What are the tax implications between the above? 3) Company profits and recording: How do we avoid paying US tax? Particularly on investor HoldCo profits when: a) Profits are repatriated to HoldCo (or can this be avoided?), and b) When a share sale occurs in the future 4) If there is a future IPO, what do we need to be thinking restructuring-wise for now If you...