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Schedule C / Form 1065File accurate US LLC tax returns with support for Schedule C, Form 1065, deductions, and self-employment tax compliance for NRI business owners.
From LLC tax returns to Form 5472 compliance and S-Corp planning, we help Indian NRIs manage US business taxes accurately and stay IRS compliant.
File accurate US LLC tax returns with support for Schedule C, Form 1065, deductions, and self-employment tax compliance for NRI business owners.
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Optimize salary and distributions with S-Corp filing strategies designed to reduce self-employment taxes for eligible NRI business owners.
Avoid IRS penalties with accurate Form 5472 filing and pro forma Form 1120 reporting for foreign-owned US LLCs.
Manage nexus rules, state tax filings, and income apportionment across multiple US states where your business operates.
Get guidance on Form 5471, transfer pricing, FEMA compliance, and India-US tax treaty planning for cross-border business income.
Foreign-owned US businesses may have Form 5472 reporting requirements depending on their tax classification and reportable transactions.
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Evaluate old vs new corporate tax regimes to identify the most tax-efficient structure for your Indian business.
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Our CA + CPA team helps evaluate S-Corp eligibility, manage payroll setup, and handle Form 1120-S compliance for US business owners.
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| Feature | US Single-Member LLC | US Multi-Member LLC | US S-Corp Election | US C-Corporation | India Pvt Ltd | India LLP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tax Form | Schedule C (1040) | Form 1065 + K-1 | Form 1120-S + K-1 | Form 1120 | ITR-6 | ITR-5 |
| Tax Treatment | Pass-through | Pass-through | Pass-through | Double tax (corp + dividend) | 25–30% corporate | 30% on firm profit |
| NRI Eligibility | Eligible — Form 5472 filing required | Yes | Not eligible for most NRIs | Common structure for foreign founders | Yes | Yes |
| Investor Friendly | No | Limited | No (limits) | Yes — standard | Yes | Limited |
| SE Tax Exposure | 15.3% on profit | 15.3% on partner share | Avoided on distributions | N/A — corp pays | N/A — corp pays | N/A on partner share |
| International Reporting | Form 5472 + Pro Forma 1120 | Form 8865 if ≥ 10% | N/A (NRIs banned) | Form 5472 (transactions) | Form 5471 for US owner | Form 8865 for US owner |
| State Tax (CA / NY) | $800 CA min + state tax | $800 CA min + state tax | $800 CA min + 1.5% | $800 CA min + 8.84% | N/A | N/A |
| Compliance Complexity | Easy | Medium | Medium | Medium | High (DSC, DIN, MoA) | Medium |
| Best For | Solo NRI consultants | NRI partnerships | Not for NRIs | VC-backed startups & scalable businesses | Indian operating businesses | Professional & consulting firms |
Our CA + CPA team supports LLCs, S-Corps, C-Corps, and cross-border businesses with IRS filings, multi-state compliance, and international tax reporting.
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Businesses structured as C corporations generally must file a corporate income tax return with the IRS using Form 1120. S corporations also have an annual filing requirement, but they generally file Form 1120-S instead. LLCs and other entities may have different filing requirements depending on how they are taxed.
The deadline depends on how the business is taxed. C corporations generally file Form 1120 by the 15th day of the fourth month after the end of their tax year, while S corporations generally file Form 1120-S by the 15th day of the third month. LLCs follow the deadline for their federal tax classification—for example, a multi-member LLC taxed as a partnership generally files Form 1065 by the 15th day of the third month. Extensions may be available, but they generally extend the filing deadline, not the time to pay taxes owed.
To file an IRS business tax filing in the US, you generally need your Social Security number or individual tax ID number (ITIN), bank account, and routing numbers to get a tax refund for taxes you have paid or a direct deposit, your adjusted gross income, and exact tax refund amount if you filed your tax return from the last year, your current address proof, Forms W-2, 1099 or other information returns and your name on record with the US Social Security Administration (SSA).
A business may qualify for S corporation status if it is a U.S. corporation or eligible entity that meets IRS requirements, including having no more than 100 shareholders, only eligible shareholders, one class of stock, and meeting U.S. tax and residency requirements. Certain entities, shareholders, and types of corporations are excluded. If eligible, the business generally elects S corporation status by filing IRS Form 2553.
If the LLC is a corporation, in this scenario, normal corporate tax rules will be applicable on the LLC, and it should fill out a Form 1120, U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return. Depending on elections made by the LLS and members involved, the IRS will treat it as either a corporation, a partnership, or as part of the tax return of the owner of the LLC.