Hello SBC Users,I am not a USA citizen and I do not live in USA. I would like to incorporate a Corporation in Delaware.Delaware mentions franchise tax in the tune of $250/year.My sellings are done online, my client base is not USA, however, I do use a payment processor in USA.Recently payment processor sent me a notice to fill up 1099K citing changes in Internal Revenue Code Section 6050W or they would forward 30% to IRS.My question is: If I incorporate in DE, would I need to pay any other taxes anywhere?(On a side note, I think USA should be happy with the commission paid to a USA company for clients that are not based in USA, instead of trying to tax the hell outta me)Thanks in advance for your time and have a nice day!Jenny
All for-profit businesses pay taxes regardless of the state in which they are located. To be able to register your business in DE you will need to have a representative who lives in DE to act as your registered agent. If your clients are not in the US, why do you feel the need to register your business here and not in your home country? Are there any real advantages to being registered in the US?
BizResearcher | Window Shopper | 10/25/2011 - 3:14 pm
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