U.S. tax rules for foreign-owned entities are complex—and the IRS imposes severe penalties for mistakes.
Luna CPA helps international owners stay compliant, protect their investments, and grow with confidence.
Owning or operating a U.S. business as a foreign person can create special tax and reporting requirements that don’t apply to most U.S.-owned businesses. Depending on your ownership and business structure, you may need to report foreign ownership, related-party transactions, income, and other international activity to the IRS.
These requirements can apply even when your business has little activity, no profit, or no U.S. income tax due. Missing or incorrectly filing certain international forms can also result in significant penalties.
At Luna CPA, we help you understand what applies to your specific situation, meet your U.S. filing obligations, and keep your business properly structured and compliant as you operate and grow in the United States.
We help foreign owners meet every U.S. tax and reporting requirement with clarity and confidence.
The IRS penalty for not filing Form 5472 is $25,000 per form, per year.