Single-Member LLC
$240 $300
one owner · per year
UpToNova clients: $225
- Pro-forma Form 1120
- Form 5472
- Shields you from the $25,000 penalty
- Deadline tracked for you
- Filed copies in your dashboard
Annual IRS Filing
We file your US tax return. From $240.
Licensed US preparers handle the forms, the deadlines and the IRS. You send your figures once a year and get the filed copies back. Flat fee, no subscription.
Early-bird: book your 2026 filing by 31 January 2027 — 20% off, or 25% if we formed your company
Most clients owe $0 in US tax — the filing itself is what's mandatory.
Pick your company type
One fee, once a year. Everything below is included — no per-form charges.
Book your 2026 filing before 31 January 2027 and take 20% off. If we formed your company it is 25%, applied automatically when we quote you — nothing to enter.
Multi-Member LLC
$400 $500
two or more owners · per year
UpToNova clients: $375
- Form 1065 partnership return
- Schedules K-2 and K-3
- Forms 8804 and 8805
- Schedule K-1 for every member
- Income declared as foreign-sourced
C-Corporation
$640 $800
per year
UpToNova clients: $600
- Form 1120 corporate return
- Form 5472 where required
- Corporate tax computation
- Deadline tracked for you
- Filed copies in your dashboard
One discount at a time — you get the best single rate you qualify for, never two added together. State filings are separate: Wyoming and Delaware are cheap, California bills every LLC $800 a year on its own.
How it works
About fifteen minutes of your time, once a year.
Tell us about the year
Company name, who owns what, and your revenue and expenses. No SSN or ITIN needed, and no US address.
We prepare the return
A licensed US preparer completes the correct forms for your structure and checks them against your formation documents.
You approve it
We send a draft with anything that needs your signature. Nothing goes to the IRS until you have said yes.
We file and archive
The return is submitted and the stamped copies land in your dashboard, ready for banks, investors or your accountant at home.
Deadlines worth knowing
| Company | Return | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-Member LLC | Form 1065 | 15 March |
| Single-Member LLC | Pro-forma 1120 + 5472 | 15 April |
| C-Corporation | Form 1120 | 15 April |
Six-month extensions are available and we file them free if you engage us before the deadline. Miss a 5472 entirely and the penalty is $25,000, whatever your income.
Will I actually owe anything?
Almost certainly not, if you are the usual case: living outside the United States, doing the work there, billing clients wherever they happen to be. US tax follows where the work is performed, not where the customer sits — so that income is not US-sourced and nothing is due. The return is a report, not a bill.
Four things change that answer, and they are worth checking honestly:
- You registered in the wrong state. California charges every LLC $800 a year for existing; New York adds publication costs.
- You have a footprint in America. An office, stock in a warehouse, staff on a W-2, or anyone stateside who can sign contracts for you.
- An American owns part of it. One citizen or Green Card holder changes the rules for the whole company.
- The money is American, not the work. Royalties, ad revenue, interest, dividends and rent from US sources are withheld at the border wherever you live.
Whichever applies, we will tell you before you pay us anything — and if your case genuinely needs a specialist rather than us, we will say so.
Owing nothing in America does not mean owing nothing anywhere: the profit is your personal income and is taxable where you live. Keep a local accountant for that side.
Send us your year and we'll take it from there
Tell us your company type and we'll confirm the exact forms and price before any commitment. Early-bird pricing holds until 31 January 2027.
General information, not tax advice. Deadlines and rules described here are the common cases for non-resident owners and cannot account for your circumstances, your country's treaty with the United States, or your obligations at home. Returns are prepared by licensed US tax professionals we work with; UpToNova is not a law firm or an accountancy firm.
Every form we file
Which return your company owes, when it is due, and what an extension moves it to.
| Your company | Return | Due (calendar year) | Extended |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foreign-owned single-member LLC | Pro-forma 1120 + 5472 | 15 April | 15 October |
| Multi-member LLC | 1065 + K-1s (+ 8804/8805 if foreign partners) | 15 March | 15 September |
| C-Corporation | 1120 (+ 5472 if 25%+ foreign-owned) | 15 April | 15 October |
Dates are for calendar-year filers. Form 7004 grants an automatic six-month extension to file — it does not extend the time to pay.
- Form 5472 — reports transactions between a foreign-owned LLC and its owner. $25,000 penalty if missed. Paper filing only.
- Pro-forma Form 1120 — the near-blank corporate return that Form 5472 must be attached to.
- Form 1065 · Schedule K-1 · Schedules K-2 / K-3 — partnership return, plus a K-1 for every member and K-2/K-3 for international items.
- Forms 8804 / 8805 — section 1446 withholding where a partnership has foreign partners.
- Form 1120 — the real corporate return for a C-Corporation.
- Form 7004 — automatic six-month extension for the 1120, 1065 and 5472.
- Form 1040-NR — your personal non-resident return, when you have one.
- BOI report (FinCEN) — beneficial ownership information reporting.
- EIN · Form SS-4 — your company federal tax number — no SSN required.
- ITIN · Form W-7 — a personal tax number, only when you personally must file.