Simple Question

[venture]

Hello all,
I'm a non-us resident, owner of an LLC created in Wyoming State.
My question is, I know that I cannot make invoices to US, so that I cannot lose some Tax benefits.
And the question is?
Can I invoice to Canada, it sounds like a stupid question, but as they are side by side countries in the same continent, could it be that who make invoice to a Canadian customers, is considers as US Invoice.
Sorry my bad English

Regards
C.D

 

[fshore]

A US LLC is disregarded for taxes, so the tax situation will be the same as if you invoice directly from the member of the llc (you).

 

[venture]

A US LLC is disregarded for taxes, so the tax situation will be the same as if you invoice directly from the member of the llc (you).

So in this case it will not affect my tax benefits I have.
Should be like the same as I do a invoice for a European customer.

BR
C.D

 

[clemens]

It will be the same I believe, nothing change that as long as the company structure not change!

 

[fshore]

So in this case it will not affect my tax benefits I have.
Should be like the same as I do a invoice for a European customer.

BR
C.D

My reply above refers to the US side of it. In Europe there might be different tax consequences if you invoice from the US LLC vs from yourself.

 

[clemens]

If you invoice a EU company from the same setup it would be the same tax rules or not?