Internet US bank account for non-resident - any ideas?

cd34 · 2005-07-22, 01:56 PM

Delaware Corporation, file for EIN, apply for bank account.

It'll require that you pay about $200 in fees and Delaware has an annual corporate filing fee (I believe). You would have to file a tax report, but, since I'm assuming its a passthrough, your return would be very simple and your taxes minimal. Make sure the fees to do this don't outweigh what you are doing. If you are doing it to get a US Visa/MC merchant account or work with ccbill/paycom, then you're sort of stuck.

GeorgeTH · 2005-07-22, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by cd34

...file for EIN

What the ffff.. is an EIN?

I had feared that there's some restriction with social security number or the like...

Anybody else with some positive suggestions? (not these can't 'n' won't things)

2005-07-22, 01:56 PM	#1
cd34 a.k.a. Sparky Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA Posts: 2,396	Delaware Corporation, file for EIN, apply for bank account. It'll require that you pay about $200 in fees and Delaware has an annual corporate filing fee (I believe). You would have to file a tax report, but, since I'm assuming its a passthrough, your return would be very simple and your taxes minimal. Make sure the fees to do this don't outweigh what you are doing. If you are doing it to get a US Visa/MC merchant account or work with ccbill/paycom, then you're sort of stuck. __________________ SnapReplay.com a different way to share photos - iPhone & Android