For non-US owners of US companies
Form 5472 with pro-forma 1120, FBAR, and ITIN filings — prepared by licensed CPAs and ready in under 3 days. The IRS penalty for a missed Form 5472 starts at $25,000. Our clients never pay it.
Every foreign-owned single-member US LLC must file Form 5472 with a pro-forma 1120 — even with zero revenue. Most owners find out after the penalty notice arrives. Don't be most owners.
Check what your LLC owes →We built our practice around the filings foreign owners actually get penalized for — then backed it with full-service tax preparation for individuals and US businesses.
Form 5472 with pro-forma 1120, prepared and filed correctly the first time. Our core specialty — and the filing with the steepest penalty for getting it wrong.
Foreign bank account reporting for anyone whose non-US accounts exceeded $10,000 combined. Precise, on time, every year.
W-7 preparation and guidance for non-US citizens who need an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number to file, bank, or get paid in the US.
Already received an IRS notice? We prepare abatement requests and reasonable-cause statements, and fight for every dollar on your behalf.
Full-ledger record keeping maintained year-round, so year-end preparation is a formality instead of an archaeology project.
Complete US federal and state preparation for individuals and domestic businesses — e-filed, faxed, or mailed, always on time.
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Complete our secure intake form or contact us directly. We collect only what's needed to scope your engagement accurately.
Our Managing Director reviews your submission and sends a tailored, fixed quote within 30 minutes. No ambiguity. No hidden fees.
Licensed CPAs prepare, review, and file every document. You receive your complete compliance package in under 3 days.
The People Behind the Precision
A lean, senior-level team. No juniors. No hand-offs. Your work is handled by the people you meet. Each service is delivered with meticulous attention to regulatory details and backed by licensed CPAs and financial professionals.
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Any US corporation that is 25%-or-more foreign-owned — and, since 2017, any foreign-owned single-member LLC treated as a disregarded entity. If you live outside the US and own a US LLC by yourself, this almost certainly means you. The form is filed together with a pro-forma Form 1120.
The IRS penalty is $25,000 per required Form 5472, per year — and an additional $25,000 for each 30-day period the failure continues after the IRS notifies you. It applies even if your LLC owed no tax. This single form is the reason our practice exists.
Usually yes. Form 5472 reports "reportable transactions" with the foreign owner, not just income — and contributions you made to the LLC (formation costs, the registered-agent fee you paid, money you moved in) count. A dormant-looking LLC very often still has a filing obligation.
Form 5472 is due with the pro-forma 1120 by April 15 for calendar-year LLCs. A six-month extension to October 15 is available by filing Form 7004 — something we handle for every client who engages us near the deadline.
If the combined value of your non-US financial accounts exceeded $10,000 at any point in the year and you're a "US person" (which can include your US entity's obligations), FinCEN Form 114 applies. We assess this as part of every intake — it takes one question to check and a five-figure penalty to ignore.
Often, yes. Penalties can be contested through reasonable-cause abatement, and late filings are far better received when they arrive before an IRS notice does. Tell us in the intake form that you have missed filings — it changes the strategy, not our willingness to help.
General information, not tax advice for your specific situation — that's what the intake form starts.
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