US LLC Playbooks by Country
Each playbook covers the specific home-country regulatory layer that most cross-border founders miss: reporting requirements, banking access constraints, tax treaty mechanics, and structural traps.
India
FEMA, RBI, Stripe access
FEMA reporting on foreign LLCs, RBI repatriation rules, Stripe India access through a US entity, double-tax treaty mechanics.
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China
SAFE, CRS, forex controls
SAFE forex controls on outbound capital, CRS reporting to Chinese tax authority, declaration thresholds, dividend repatriation paths.
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United Kingdom
HMRC opaque entity trap
HMRC treatment of US LLCs as opaque entities — the trap that catches UK-resident founders, and how to structure around it.
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Canada
CRA, FAPI, Section 899
CRA disclosure under T1134, FAPI passive-income rules, and Section 899 proposed retaliatory tax scenarios.
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Pakistan
Restricted banking, SBP
State Bank of Pakistan restrictions on US LLC banking access, jurisdiction-eligible bank list, KYC documentation.
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Nigeria
Restricted banking, FIRS
FIRS treatment of foreign-owned LLCs, restricted-jurisdiction banking workarounds, payment processor access.
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Turkey
Lira crisis, GIB
GIB (Turkish Revenue Administration) treatment of foreign LLC income, dollar-based revenue protection from lira devaluation.
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Brazil
No US treaty, Receita Federal
No US-Brazil tax treaty implications, Receita Federal reporting under DERCAT/DCBE, double-tax exposure mapping.
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