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When we contact an accountant/expert is not only so they give us ideas (we can get lot of ideas from Internet) but to get assistance with the law of the jurisdiction you are taking and if it's ok what you are doing. That's why millionaires pay for that kind of service... Now, where do you find...

To be honest someone with 20M per year shouldn't be asking that here, he/she should be paying an expert who can analyze the whole picture and suggest the best option... But to continue with the joke I will pick Dubai since there are a lot of rich people and crime rates are low

LLCs are all the same basically, the difference if how they are treated by the IRS or how they are managed but at the bottom they are the same. With "offshore" I'm talking about common offshore jurisdictions (Cayman island for example). If you want to use a US LLC, talk to an accountant there...

They will depending on: kind of LLC, how many owners, if it does business in the US, etc. If it's just a pass-through LLC then capital gains should be taxed at personal level BUT I think you will need to file in the IRS because of dividends gains, I'm not sure since I have never got stocks with...

Yes, stock traders (persons, not LLCs) do not trigger an ECI when using a broker from the US. That's why we don't pay capital taxes in the US when we use a broker there BUT we do pay taxes when we receive dividends

Yes, you pay taxes as personal income for all the profits of the LLC. Also in some countries they can treat the LLC as a local business so it pays local business taxes too, it's better to talk to a local accountant about it first.

Yes the article is correct, the WY business will be illegal if it does business in California since it needs to incorporate as a foreign business in the state. It's similar to what I mentioned here What is effectively considered "us source income" BUT, that's only if your business is present in...

I thin it's a fake email, check who sent it to you. There is no such thing as staking in the Stellar network since they removed the inflation from the chain because people were just using it to earn money instead of participating in the network.

Yes, you need to file form SS-4 and fax it or send it by mail to the IRS. My old EINs only took 4-7 days to be issued but these says they are taking much longer

"Do I really need EIN for my single-member LLC in Wyoming (for Stripe)?" Yes you must have one because you need to file forms 1120+5472 and to do so you will need an EIN

I have used Northwest registered agents, everything was good with them but currently I have a private one which is holding my current LLCs but they don't have a website

It depends of who register your LLC, none of my LLCs have my address in any of the state lists because my registered agent writes its address every time I open a new LLC. About if you need to open a new one, I think yes but I'm not sure.

I don't know, maybe using it in something more productive rof/%. But yeah that's the bad part of it.

How easy is to issue tokens there and how cheap transactions are at this moment, it helps a lot with crypto business. Also you can freeze funds so it's easier to comply with regulations... Yeah is not censorship resistant but we are talking about business and it's a win win (for now). That's...

They can't, if your coins don't touch anything related to you (private exchanges for example) then it's impossible to find you

If you want to show California in your business card, it's better to start your LLC in California. Yes, you can register your NM with an address in another state (as the guide you provided says) but as I said that could trigger a foreign LLC status and you could end up paying stuff in both...

Yes, you can do it but since almost all of the money is being pulled to the owner you will loose the limited liability feature because the US could treat your LLC as it doesn't exists. You will only pay taxes in your home country for the $1000 income

Yes that should be enough, you can message them asking that, they answer quickly most of the times. As I said with US LLCs it's a pain working with non-us dollar stablecoins because some accountants say you trigger a capital gain when you pay with cryptos like BTC, ETH, etc. Yes you can pay...

If you live in Europe, there is a possibility that the LLC will become resident where you live and pay taxes there as a regular corporation. It's better to talk with a local accountant who can confirm you that. No about the principal question, how many clients will your LLC have? If the LLC...

Hi buddy, a latin here with multiples US LLCs. To be honest I don't recommend you to deal with cryptos that aren't pegged to US dollar with a US LLC since these days the IRS it's been a pain in the a*s with the subject. To fully deal with cryptos is easier to use another setup. Yes you can buy...