Deadlines & Staying Compliant
Staying clean, year after year
Compliance for a foreign-owned LLC is a small number of dates and records handled on time: April 15 federally, your anniversary month at the state, and an address the IRS can actually reach. These guides make the rhythm boring — which is the goal.
The calendar
Guide
Tax Deadline Calendar for Foreign-Owned U.S. LLCs
Every deadline that matters, one table.
Guide
Year-End Close Checklist for a Foreign-Owned LLC
The December close that makes April boring.
Guide
Form 7004: Extending Your Form 5472 Deadline to October 15
The legitimate six-month pressure valve.
Guide
Wyoming LLC Annual Report: The Guide for Foreign Owners
The state-side filing people forget.
Records & hygiene
Guide
Registered Agent vs Business Address vs Mailing Address
Where notices really go — and why it bites.
Guide
Form 8822-B: Address & Responsible Party Changes, Explained
The one-page form that keeps IRS mail reaching you.
Guide
Opening a U.S. Bank Account for a Foreign-Owned LLC
Clean banking = cheap filings.
Guide
1099-NEC for a Foreign-Owned LLC: When You Must Issue One
Paying U.S. freelancers? January 31 belongs to you.
When something slipped
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Deadlines & Staying Compliant — FAQ
What are the only dates I really need to remember?
April 15 (Form 5472, or the 7004 extension), October 15 if extended, and your state annual-report date — Wyoming’s is the first day of your formation anniversary month.
What is the cheapest compliance insurance?
A current address on record with both the state and the IRS ($70 combo), so every notice actually reaches you before deadlines pass.
Do you send reminders?
Yes — clients get deadline reminders through the portal before each filing season.
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