Tax News 2025: Do the Changes in the U.S. Tax Code Affect You as a Foreign Entrepreneur?

Tax Updates 2025: How Do Changes in the U.S. Tax Code Impact Foreign Entrepreneurs?

The year 2025 brings significant modifications to the U.S. Tax Code, with a major impact on foreign entrepreneurs managing businesses in the country. If you own an LLC, C-Corp, or invest in the real estate sector, these changes may influence your tax burden and fiscal obligations. Here’s what you need to know to prepare.

🔎 Key Tax Code Changes for 2025

1️⃣ Changes in Taxation for Multi-Member and Single-Member Businesses

• LLCs with multiple foreign partners will be subject to new rules on tax withholding and IRS reporting.
• Stricter tax transparency requirements are expected, leading to greater scrutiny of business structures.

2️⃣ Reforms on Dividend Taxes and Withholding

• If your company distributes dividends to non-resident partners or shareholders, withholding tax rates may increase.
• Some tax treaties between the U.S. and other countries may be renegotiated, altering current exemptions and benefits.

3️⃣ Impact on Real Estate Investments

• Changes in taxation on property sales may affect profits for foreign investors.
• Possible revision of the capital gains tax rate for non-residents.

4️⃣ BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) and Increased Regulation

• The BOI Report will be mandatory in 2025, with a deadline of March 21 for companies created before January 1, 2024.
• Greater oversight on identifying the ultimate beneficiaries of companies.

⚠️ How Do These Changes Affect You?
If you operate in the U.S. without being a resident, it is essential to review your tax and accounting structure. The new regulations may result in a higher tax burden or require strategic adjustments to optimize your taxes.

✅ How to Prepare?

• Consult a tax expert to assess how these changes will impact your business.
• Review tax treaties between the U.S. and your country of residence to minimize negative effects.
• Ensure compliance with the BOI Report and other new regulations to avoid penalties.

🚀 Get ahead of the changes and protect your business in the U.S. Contact us for expert advice on optimizing your tax strategy for 2025.