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Form 5472 filing

Form 5472 and the pro forma 1120, filed for you

Due every year a non-US person owns a single-member US LLC, even with no income. Missing it costs $25,000.

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Who has to file

If this describes your LLC, the form applies

  • ✓One owner, and that owner isn't a US person
  • ✓A US LLC, usually formed in Wyoming or Delaware
  • ✓Taxed as a disregarded entity, which is the default for a single-owner LLC
  • ✓Any money moved between you and the LLC during the year, even just paying its formation fees

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Your LLC name
c/o Registered agent
Cheyenne, WY

Notice number:
CP215
Tax form:
CVL PEN
Tax period:
Dec 31, 2023

We charged you a penalty

Failure to provide information with respect to certain foreign-owned U.S. corporations

Tax statement

Prior balance
$.00
Penalty assessment
$25,000.00
Interest charged
$.00
Other charges
$.00
Total amount you owe
$25,000.00
Example laid out like IRS notice CP215. Not a real notice.

Price

One flat fee per tax year

Quoted in writing before any work starts. No hourly billing.

Form 5472 + pro forma 1120

From $799

one tax year, prepared, signed and filed

Annual plan

$699

the same filing every year, with a reminder before each deadline

Turnaround

10 days

from the day we have everything we need

What we need from you

Four things, most of which you already have

  • EIN letter

    The IRS letter confirming the LLC's employer identification number.

  • Formation documents

    Articles of organization and the date the LLC was formed.

  • Your details as owner

    Name, address, country of tax residence, and your foreign tax ID if you have one.

  • Money in and out

    What you paid into the LLC and took out during the year, including formation and agent fees.

Before you book

What we don't do

More on our disclosures page.

  • Represent you before the IRS in an audit, collection or appeal. If your case needs that, we'll tell you that you need an Enrolled Agent or tax attorney.
  • Promise that a penalty will be removed. For late years we prepare the returns and draft a reasonable cause statement. The IRS decides.
  • State annual reports and registered agent renewals. Those stay with your registered agent.

FAQs

What owners ask us

Usually yes. The filing is triggered by reportable transactions between you and the LLC, such as paying its formation costs or putting money in, not by profit. We check your facts before quoting.

The filing can still be due. Money you paid on the LLC's behalf, like formation or registered agent fees, can count as a reportable transaction.

April 15 for a calendar-year LLC. Filing Form 7004 extends it six months, to October 15.

Yes. Late years get their own returns and a reasonable cause statement. See late Form 5472 filings.

No. Qeihan is a tax return preparer. He prepares and signs federal returns like this one. He doesn't represent clients before the IRS.

Get this year's filing done before October 15

30 minutes with Qeihan. You leave with a flat fee in writing.

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