Spinoff of previous thread. This is mostly directed at those who know about corp vs personal taxes and investments.
I'm incorporating now, so all my future income will be counted under the corp. I am going C corp, and I have my reasons. Will pay myself salary as an employee.
If I'm planning some aggressive saving/investing for the near future, would it be best to do all the investments under the corp, personal, or split?
Also, in the not-too-distant future I will be an expat with a corp in the other country. Will probably pay for services from my US corp to the foreign corp - US corp will continue to earn money in the US. I know as long as I earn money in the US I will be responsible for US taxes on that income. If I'm paying most of my US income to the foreign corp for services, my US tax would be minimal, correct? If the foreign corp has a US bank account and keeps most assets in the US, does the foreign corp have to pay US tax on that income, or the other country? Does it make a difference if I am doing the work as an employee of the foreign corp (no longer under the US corp) in that other country, so the income would be foreign earned income?
I have other questions but this will get me startedMust decide the basics of how to set up now for my greatest future benefit.



Must decide the basics of how to set up now for my greatest future benefit.

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