EIN remains the same if you are moving your business entity from one state to another. You are only required to report to the IRS, unless you change the company structure from a corporation to a limited liability company or vice versa.The Internal Revenue Service issues a unique EIN for the new structure.
File a final return:
If you are converting from a corporation to a Limited Liability Company or choosing any other business structure along with the domestication from one state to another, you are responsible to file final returns of the existing state business.
ATD
24th Aug 2012
I am a US Citizen, now currently in India and likely to be here for several years. I would like to open an LLC in my former home state of Maryland in the US (I will likely be the only employee as a consultant), and provide my consulting services in the telecommunications area to US companies. Following are my questions: 1) Can opening an LLC in US be done, without me having a permanent address in the US and myself working from India to US companies 2) If so, what are the general tax implications? I assume that I will have to pay US taxes, including SS matching for myself. What is the approximate tax %? I assume that I will not get any typical tax benefits of a US resident LLC 3) I will be charging customers typical US labor rate and getting paid in dollars Thanks!
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