- Federal Taxes
- State and Local Taxes
- International Tax
- International Tax Compliance
- U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents Living Abroad
- Expatriation
- Foreign Tax Credit
- Foreign Currency Transactions
- Inbound Transactions
- Foreign Persons and U.S. Investments
- Transfer Pricing
- Tax Preparation
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Tax Controversy Services
- Negotiation of Payments or Settlements
- Levy and Lien
- Audits
- Audit Reconsideration
- Filing of Delinquent Tax Returns
- Employment Tax issues and the Trust Fund Recover Penalty
- Penalty Abatement
- Interest Abatement
- Innocent Spouse Relief
- Statute of Limitations (SOL)
- Frivolous Tax Positions
- Appeals and Collection Due Process Hearings
- Alternative Minimum Tax Issues
- Tax Exempt Organizations
- Operating Structure Formation
- Bookkeeping Services
- Payroll Services
- Asset Protection
- Entity Services
This section addresses questions frequently asked by our clients. Please contact our offices for more detailed information regarding these subjects or with any other tax questions you may have.
This section contains timely information, relevant articles and publications that may pertain to your particular interests.
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Services
Entity Services
Why Nevada?
While other states offer several business entity options, including Corporations, Limited Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, General Partnerships, and Sole Proprietorships, Nevada has many unique advantages when forming a Corporation or Limited Liability Company (LLC):
- No Corporate Income Tax
- No Taxes on Corporate Shares
- No Franchise Tax
- No IRS Information Sharing Agreement
- Minimal Reporting and Disclosure Requirements
- Stockholders are not a matter of Public Record
- Stockholders, Directors, and Officers need not live or hold meetings in Nevada or even be U.S. Citizens
- Directors need not be Stockholders
- Nevada Corporations may purchase, hold, sell, or transfer shares of their own stock
- Nevada Corporations may issue stock for capital, services, personal property, or real estate, including leases and options. The Directors may determine the value of any of these transactions and their decisions are final.
- Nevada allows for single member LLCs
- LLCs are not required to have operating agreements
- LLCs are only required to disclose their managers, not their members (owners)
- Entities can be managers of LLCs
Although we prefer using Nevada entities whenever possible, we can form your entity in almost any state so please don’t hesitate to ask if you need an entity somewhere other than Nevada.
