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Report Ownership in Foreign Business on 5471 in Orange County.

Report U.S Person Ownership on Form 5471 with Orange County International Tax Expert

5471 ACCOUNTANT IN SPECIALIZING IN SPANISH-SPEAKING LATAM.

Operating a foreign corporation as a U.S. taxpayer involves complex tax rules, strict IRS reporting requirements, and potential tax-saving opportunities. Whether you own a foreign business, are involved in offshore operations, or need to comply with Controlled

Foreign Corporation (CFC) regulations, understanding your tax obligations is essential to avoid IRS penalties and optimize your business structure.

Additionally, taxpayers with unreported foreign income or assets may qualify for IRS amnesty programs, such as the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures, to correct past non-compliance while minimizing penalties.

Who Needs This Service?

U.S. taxpayers who own or operate a foreign corporation.

Individuals with offshore business investments subject to U.S. tax laws.

Entrepreneurs considering forming a business outside the United States.

U.S. citizens with past-due foreign asset reporting seeking IRS compliance.

Anyone required to file Form 5471, Form 926, or other international tax documents

Key Areas of Expertise

Foreign Corporation Tax Compliance & Reporting

 

Form 5471 & Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) Rules – Compliance with IRS reporting for foreign businesses.

Tax implications of foreign business ownership – Understanding Subpart F income, GILTI tax, and repatriation rules

Foreign tax credits & deductions – Strategies to avoid double taxation on foreign corporate income

IRS Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures

 

Who qualifies for IRS tax amnesty? – Understanding eligibility for non-willful non-compliance relief

FBAR & FATCA late filings – How to correct past-due reports for foreign bank accounts

Minimizing IRS penalties – Strategies to reduce tax liabilities and avoid audits

Optimizing International Tax Strategy

 

Entity selection for foreign business formation – Choosing between an LLC, C-Corp, or offshore corporation.

Foreign dividends, distributions & tax treaty benefits – Maximizing tax efficiency for cross-border income

IRS voluntary disclosures – Correcting past foreign tax errors while maintaining compliance

IRS Penalties for Non-Compliance

Failure to comply with foreign corporation tax laws or report offshore income can result in severe penalties:

Failure to file Form 5471 (foreign corporations)
→ $10,000 per year per entity.
Failure to file Form 926 (foreign business investments)→ Up to 10% of transfer value.
Unreported foreign income (FBAR & FATCA violations)→ Fines up to $50,000 per violation.
Non-compliance with Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) rules → Increased IRS audit risk.

Working with an experienced international tax professional can help prevent costly errors and penalties.

Our Solution

Operating a foreign corporation as a U.S. taxpayer requires navigating complex tax regulations and staying compliant with IRS requirements. Our comprehensive services help you file essential forms like Form 5471, Form 926, and FBAR, while managing CFC reporting and addressing past non-compliance through IRS amnesty programs. Whether you’re forming a foreign business or addressing unreported foreign income, we guide you through every step to ensure accurate reporting and reduce risks of audits and penalties.

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Service Description

Our Foreign Corporation Tax Services assist U.S. taxpayers with foreign business ownership and offshore investments in meeting IRS reporting requirements. We specialize in Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) compliance, Form 5471 filing, and IRS amnesty programs like the Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures. Whether you're dealing with Subpart F income, GILTI tax, or foreign dividends, our team helps you minimize tax liability and avoid costly penalties. We also provide guidance on optimizing your international tax strategy through entity selection and proper reporting of foreign financial assets (FBAR & FATCA).

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What To Expect?

This session is designed to address one foreign corporation taxation or IRS amnesty program issue. During the consultation, we will:

Review your foreign corporate structure, tax reporting history, or past-due filings.
Explain IRS requirements and develop a compliance strategy.
Provide personalized guidance on minimizing risks and maximizing tax savings.

What You’ll Take Away

A clear understanding of your tax filing obligations for foreign businesses.

Steps to properly report foreign income and assets to the IRS.

Strategies to minimize penalties for past non-compliance and ensure long-term tax efficiency.

What's Next

Choose your topic – This consultation covers one foreign tax compliance or IRS amnesty issue. Additional sessions may be required for multiple topics.

Prepare your documents – Upload relevant financial records, tax returns, and IRS notices to File Drop at least 48 hours before the meeting.

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