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The LLC is disregarded for taxes in the US. Think about it as if you work directly for this client, the LLC don't exist (only for liability). Both if you're an independent contractor or an employee of the company the income is not taxable if you're not a US tax resident and don't provide the...

And if you're subject to vat then I assume you'd have to follow estonian accounting standards?

Normally you have to follow local accounting rules if you run a foreign company from that country. Do you have any source for the claim that you don't need to follow estonian accounting rules?

Is this written by chatgpt? Remember that chatgpt is not very good with facts and can make up stuff, so I wouldn't trust any of this information.

I get your point. So it's based on the accounts of the company, that also should be filed with Companies house.

HMRC says: 4. Partnership consists solely of non-resident partners Where all the partners are non-resident, the Partnership Tax Return should show only the profits arising from UK operations. A corporate partner should separately enter on its return any profit arising overseas which relates to...

However for a non resident LLP only UK source income should be filed to HMRC, so how is the threshold calculated for the audit? All income or just the UK source income?

But taxes on the income from e-commerce. Also probably more complicated and expensive accounting to run the e-commerce company

Maybe Estonia? No taxes until you withdraw the compounded earnings one time in the future.

You might also be put on a blacklist so you will not be able to get another merchant account in the future

They file the 1099 based on the information you give them in a W9 or W8BEN(E). They can't file a 1099 without a W9/W8BEN.

The tax lawyer if they're also a cpa can gain from having you hiring them to file a US tax return even if you wouldn't have to. I don't see how you can file a w9 if you're a foreigner. I understand that the customer might not want to accept a w8ben, but that doesn't mean that you can or should...

When the file the 1099 they will use your foreign details, as you can't give them a W9 as a foreigner with a disregarded LLC, you must give them a W8BEN(E). So the IRS will not actually be informed of the LLC, only the single member. That's why it's called a disregarded entity, it's disregarded...

This form is only for services, not purchase of goods. So it wouldn't affect all industries.

I've seen it confirmed several places that salaries to non residents that works outside Estonia is not taxed in Estonia. This is also the most common approach in most countries, very few countries (Singapore is one) tax non residents for salaries performed abroad paid by a local company...

I think it's a risk analysis. If you spend 3 months in Spain, while having just 60 days residency in cyrpus, and no way that Spain knows about you, then the risk is probably small. 4 months, a bit bigger, 5 months bigger again, but still probably not very big if Spain is not aware of you and you...

How would they know that you have any taxable wealth or income?

A US llc is a US person in regards to the fbar filing requirements.

It's called fbar.

You don't want a offshore account for a US llc, as you'd have to file more paperwork with IRS for offshore accounts.