IRS Tax Filing for Non-US Residents

You own a US LLC, but you don't live in the US. Who files the taxes? We do.

Incorpify prepares and files US federal and state business tax returns for non-US residents. Everything happens online. You never have to travel to the States.

Maybe your LLC is foreign-owned. Maybe you run the company from another country. Maybe you honestly have no idea what you're supposed to file. That's fine. Tell us about your business and we'll figure out the next step with you. The forms you need depend on how the company is set up, who owns it, and what money moves through it.

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Tax Filing for Non-US Residents and Foreign-Owned LLCs

US tax rules are confusing enough when you live there. From abroad it's worse. So we handle most of the work for you.

Here's what we can do, depending on your business and the plan you pick:

• Look over your business details and work out which filings apply.

• Collect the company info and financial records we need.

• Prepare your federal business tax return.

• File Form 5472 and a pro forma Form 1120 if your foreign-owned entity needs them.

• Take care of state returns and extensions when they apply.

• Send you progress updates and deadline reminders.

Which service fits you depends on how your company is taxed. We'll check that with you before you pay for anything.

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What US Tax Filing Services Does Incorpify Provide?

There's no one-size-fits-all answer here. Your entity type, owners, transactions, and income all change what you need. We work with eligible companies owned by non-US residents.

Form 5472 and Pro Forma Form 1120

Some foreign-owned US LLCs have to report dealings with foreign related parties. They do it on Form 5472 and attach it to a pro forma Form 1120. Whether that's you depends on your entity's classification and what happened during the year.

We offer both forms. Own a single-member LLC from abroad? Ask us. We'll tell you if they apply.

Form 1065 for Partnerships

Partnerships usually report income and deductions on Form 1065. Each partner may also get a Schedule K-1 showing their share.

An LLC with two or more members won't always use Form 1065, though. We'd first check how it's taxed and whether any elections were made.

Form 1040-NR for Nonresident Individuals

Form 1040-NR is the federal return for some nonresidents who have to file. Owning an LLC doesn't automatically put you in that group.

Need help with your personal return too? Describe your situation and we'll explain what we can do.

Federal and State Returns

We do both. That includes state returns and extensions when you need them. Whether a state wants a return from you comes down to what your company does, where it's registered, and its tax obligations.

Before you sign up, ask exactly which returns are included. Personal returns and other specialized filings may cost extra and need their own agreement.

Why Choose Incorpify for IRS Tax Filing?

Plenty of our clients are international founders who just want their US business paperwork handled. Tax filing sits right next to our other US company services, so you're not chasing three different providers.

Made for Owners Outside the US

Ask for help from wherever you live. You don't need to visit the US to begin.

Online From Start to Finish

Fill in the application or contact form, upload your documents, and follow your case on the dashboard. No in-person visits.

We Help You Find the Right Forms

Not every business files the same things. So before work starts, we look at your details and set the scope. You won't pay for forms you don't need.

More Services Under One Roof

We also help with EIN applications and bookkeeping services. Handy for keeping your records tidy.

How Does Incorpify's IRS Tax Filing Process Work?

Start online, and we'll take it from there. We collect your documents, prepare and review the return, then file it with the right tax authority.

Step 1: Send Your Request

Use our business tax filing form. Give us a few basics about your company and what you need.

Step 2: Upload Your Documents

We'll ask for company details and financial records. Think formation documents, bank statements, bookkeeping records, and old tax returns if you have any.

Step 3: Agree on the Scope and Price

Before we begin, we confirm which returns are covered, whether you need state filings or extensions, and what it costs.

Step 4: We File

Once we have what we need and you've approved the scope, we prepare and file the returns.

Step 5: Stay Updated

Follow your progress and reply if we have questions. When it's done, hang on to your filing confirmations and ask us about the next deadlines.

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What Documents Do Non-US Residents Need for US Tax Filing?

It varies by business. We might ask for:

• Your US company formation documents and entity details.

• Your EIN and earlier tax returns, if any.

• Income and expense records.

• Bank statements or bookkeeping files.

• Who owns the company, plus any related-party transactions.

• Old IRS letters, or details about filings you still owe.

Chances are you won't need all of these. We'll tell you what applies and how to send sensitive documents safely. Please don't put confidential tax records into a public contact form.

How Much Does IRS Tax Filing for Non-US Residents Cost?

Our business tax filing service starts at $349 a year, as listed on our service page. The final price depends on the scope and the filings you need.

That price covers federal return preparation and filing, Form 5472 and Form 1120 support for eligible foreign-owned entities, state returns where required, extensions if needed, and filing calendar reminders.

Before you buy, confirm the current price and package, and ask if you'll need extra returns or services. Personal returns and specialized filings may not be included in the starting price.

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Can Incorpify Help If I Have Missed a US Tax Filing Deadline?

Don't wait. Get your case reviewed as soon as you can. What happens next depends on the return, the tax year, your entity, and any notice you've received from the IRS or a state.

Contact us and ask if we can handle overdue or prior-year filings for you. Share the details through our secure process and we'll explain your options. One thing to know: filing late doesn't remove penalties by itself, and we can't promise relief.

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