Case Studys:
1.Case Study: Maximizing Tax Credits for Software Development Startup
Client Background: XYZ, founder of a dynamic software development startup, sought Meru Accounting’s expertise to enhance their financial strategy by maximizing tax benefits related to business expenses.
Client Background: XYZ, founder of a dynamic software development startup, sought Meru Accounting’s expertise to enhance their financial strategy by maximizing tax benefits related to business expenses.
2.Case Study: Dual Residency and Foreign Income Reporting
Client Background: Antoni, a dual resident of Estonia and the USA, operates a business with US-sourced income and receives salary withdrawals from the company. Antoni has spent more than 365 days outside the USA during the tax year, making him eligible for foreign earned income exclusion (FEIE) under IRS rules.
Client Background: Antoni, a dual resident of Estonia and the USA, operates a business with US-sourced income and receives salary withdrawals from the company. Antoni has spent more than 365 days outside the USA during the tax year, making him eligible for foreign earned income exclusion (FEIE) under IRS rules.
3.Case Study: Managing Multi-State and Foreign Entity Reporting for Client
Client Background: XXXXXX INC operates a successful business with revenue streams across various states in the USA. Additionally, Beatriz has invested in a foreign subsidiary, requiring comprehensive tax planning and compliance strategies.
Client Background: XXXXXX INC operates a successful business with revenue streams across various states in the USA. Additionally, Beatriz has invested in a foreign subsidiary, requiring comprehensive tax planning and compliance strategies.
4.Case Study: Tax Implications for a Non-Resident Single Member LLC Owner in the USA
Client Background:The client, a non-resident with no physical presence in the United States, owns a single member Limited Liability Company (LLC). This unique situation raised critical questions regarding the tax liabilities and filing requirements in the USA.
Client Background:The client, a non-resident with no physical presence in the United States, owns a single member Limited Liability Company (LLC). This unique situation raised critical questions regarding the tax liabilities and filing requirements in the USA.
