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⦁ Financial Statements – Bookkeeping :
⦁ Includes: Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Statement, General Trial, Depreciable Assets Report.
⦁ Cost: Based on up to 1,200 transactions per year (annual, semi-annual, or quarterly as needed).
⦁ Ideal for keeping accounting records organized and ready for personal or business tax preparation.
⦁ Requirement: Organize transactions in the correct bank accounts to speed up the process.
ITIN
ITIN — Your Tax ID in the U.S.
An ITIN is a tax identification number issued by the IRS for individuals who do not qualify for an SSN.
When Might You Need an ITIN?
You may need an ITIN to:
- File your U.S. taxes.
- Meet certain tax obligations while waiting for an SSN, when applicable.
- Own or operate a business and meet certain tax requirements.
- Complete certain financial and banking transactions.
- Establish financial history and, depending on the institution, build credit in your own name.
Important: An ITIN does not replace an SSN and does not authorize you to work in the United States.
Estimated processing time: Approximately 2 months
Cost: $300 per person
ITIN — Tu número fiscal en EE. UU.
El ITIN es un número de identificación tributaria emitido por el IRS para personas que no califican para un SSN.
¿Cuándo podrías necesitar un ITIN?
Podrías necesitarlo para:
- Presentar tus taxes en EE. UU.
- Cumplir con ciertas obligaciones fiscales mientras esperas obtener tu SSN, cuando corresponda.
- Abrir o ser propietario de una empresa y cumplir con ciertas obligaciones fiscales.
- Realizar ciertos trámites financieros y bancarios.
- Establecer historial financiero y, dependiendo de la institución, construir crédito a tu nombre.
Importante: El ITIN no reemplaza un SSN y no autoriza a trabajar en Estados Unidos.
Tiempo estimado: Aproximadamente 2 meses
Costo: $300 por persona
Specialized Tax Consultations
⦁ Tax Residency
⦁ Cost: $54 for 30 minutes (non-refundable).
Key questions addressed:
⦁ Should I file taxes as a resident or non-resident?
⦁ What does it mean to be considered a tax resident in the U.S.?
⦁ What are my options if I don't earn income in the U.S. but
qualify as a resident?
⦁ How can I apply the "Closer Connection Exception
Statement" to avoid tax residency?
⦁ Is it beneficial for my primary residence to be under an LLC
for tax purposes?
⦁ What happens to my property tax liability in case of death if I
am a non-resident?
⦁ How does U.S. real estate ownership affect my tax status as a
foreigner?
⦁ Specialized Tax Consultations
⦁ FIRPTA (Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act)
Cost: $54 for 30 minutes (non-refundable).
⦁ Key questions addressed:
⦁ When does FIRPTA apply and how does it affect the sale of
my property in the U.S.?
⦁ How do I calculate the withholding percentage required by
the IRS?
⦁ How do I coordinate with the title company on the sale day?
⦁ What steps should I follow to recover the amount withheld as
tax?
⦁ How does the FIRPTA process align with my future tax
returns?
⦁ What are the best tax times to sell my property?
⦁ What should I do if I have multiple properties and want to
plan their sales strategically?