Accounting for Foreign-Owned US LLCs | Practical Bookkeeping Explained

Running a US LLC with a non-US owner should not make bookkeeping difficult. Learn why most providers hesitate, where the real issues arise, and how proper accounting structure solves the problem. Link

Multi-Currency Accounting Explained: Why Profit Changes Due to FX

Why does profit change even when your business hasn’t? A clear explanation of multi-currency accounting, FX gains and losses, and reporting vs settlement currency for international businesses. Link

The Hidden Accounting Traps US Companies Face When Consolidating Foreign Subsidiaries in 2026

Navigate the complex 2026 landscape of international accounting. Learn how to avoid common traps in foreign subsidiary consolidation, from functional currency errors under ASC 830 to the latest OBBBA tax impacts.. Link

International Expenses Accounting and Foreign VAT Recovery

International business expenses often include recoverable foreign VAT. Learn why accounting structure, expense booking, and entity setup determine whether VAT recovery is possible before tax filings even begin. Link

2026 International Tax Changes US Businesses shouldn't ignore: From NCTI/GILTI Adjustments to Withholding and BEAT Impacts

US international tax rules changed in 2026. This article explains how NCTI replaced GILTI, why FDDEI and foreign tax credits now behave differently, and where US businesses are seeing higher cash taxes, withholding risk, and BEAT exposure. Link

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EuroVAT.tax European E.U. VAT for International Businesses

Selling goods or digital services into the European Union triggers VAT obligations that vary by customer location, sales channel, and fulfillment model. OSS, IOSS, platform rules, and upcoming ViDA reforms have simplified some registrations, but they have also shifted liability, reporting, and audit risk. Link

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