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    US Taxation of International Startups and Inbound Individuals: For Founders and Executives, Updated for 2023 rules
    US Taxation of International Startups and Inbound Individuals: For Founders and Executives, Updated for 2023 rules
    US Taxation of International Startups and Inbound Individuals: For Founders and Executives, Updated for 2023 rules
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    US Taxation of International Startups and Inbound Individuals: For Founders and Executives, Updated for 2023 rules

    By Dmitriy Kustov

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    From the dashboard of a practicing CPA, a big-picture view presentation takes a meaningful look at the subject of taxation from the perspective of an international startup and individuals who travel to the US to live here and work on their dreams.  


    Navigating tax rules can be tricky, and it is easy to be blindsided.  This book is designed to uncover many of those pitfalls and provide solutions.  There are also opportunities to be taken, and we have detailed many of them here.  Every startup CEO or financial executive involved in the compliance process should seek guidance from their tax advisers.  Without a resource like this book, they may not be well-prepared to know what questions to pose.


    Over time, many clients expressed a desire for a book that encapsulates the information we provided.  We've listened and crafted a book that's easy to read and too valuable to overlook.  We have done our best to demystify the tax system for you to be able to deal with each of its confusing twists effectively. Take a deep dive and let us know what you think!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateNov 10, 2023
    US Taxation of International Startups and Inbound Individuals: For Founders and Executives, Updated for 2023 rules

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