Yep that's about it. The risk for an offshore bank is too great to accept a US client (and accepting US Dollar) as they can easily lose their license over it.Artemis Eleutheria said:
if you are trying to avoid reporting to the US bank account will be a major pain due to FATCA. If you don't mind then you might as well open a US account.
If you require maximum confidentiality go for a lawyer ... if not roll your own. (DIY). It is no more difficult than setting up a delaware company.
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Do a Canadian LP/LLP and open a US bank account due to the fact that your client is US based.somuchfun said:
I'm not trying to hide my info from the gov't at all, only public registry. If the bank and the gov't know it's no big deal.
So open a Canadian LP then the LP is a pass-through. Who is best for pass-through? IBCs and keep it 0% tax and will a Canadian bank be ok with those jurisdictions and can you open a bank for a Canadian LP if you aren't a resident and which banks will do so?
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In your particular case I believe there is no US bank that caters to small business that will refuse you (based on what you have shared here, they might refuse you for what you have not shared here though).somuchfun said:
Artemis do you know any banks in the US that open for Canadian LPs with non-residents?
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