So you registered a US LLC from Karachi or Lahore, things were going fine, and then one day an envelope from the IRS shows up in your registered agent’s mailbox. That moment where your stomach sinks a bit – it’s normal. Almost every Pakistani founder running a US LLC hits this at some point, usually […]
Read MoreYou open your mailbox and there’s a letter from the IRS. Inside is a penalty notice for $25,000. No prior warning. No audit. Just a number on the page. For a Pakistani founder running a U.S. LLC from Karachi or Lahore, that $25,000 isn’t just a fine. In PKR terms, that’s around 7 million rupees […]
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