For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt
What taxes will I need to pay in the U.S.?
Which U.S. taxes apply to you depends on your entity type, your tax residency status, and how your business is set up, so there isn't a single answer that fits every founder. Your business bucket is the right starting point: an LLC taxed as a disregarded entity or partnership is generally treated as pass-through, so profits flow to the owners rather than being taxed at the company level, while a C-Corporation pays U.S. federal corporate income tax on its own income.
On top of your entity's federal treatment, you may also owe state taxes, employment taxes if you have staff, and additional filings tied to being a foreign owner (such as informational returns) if that applies to you.
Start by confirming whether you're operating as an LLC, a C- Corp, or another structure, since that determines which specific filings and deadlines apply to you. From there, review the tax requirements tied to that entity type so you know exactly what's due and when.