How to schedule a tax consulting call?

Tax consulting is a great opportunity to clarify questions and better understand tax issues related to your business, such as taxes, tax obligations, payments, and corporate structure.

Is consulting included in my plan?

• Essential and Remote Plan: 1 tax consulting call per year.
• Scale Plan: unlimited tax consulting calls.

If your plan does not include tax consulting, you can still request a call. At the end of the form, you will be offered the option to purchase the consulting service for an additional fee.

How to request my consulting session?

To schedule a meeting, access app.globalfy.com and follow this path:

My Services → Hire New Services → Tax Consulting

Fill out the form with the requested information. At the end, you will see the available options according to your plan.

After submitting your request, our team will reach out to you with the next steps and more details about the meeting.

I am not a Globalfy client yet. Can I book a consultation?

Yes! Tax consulting is also available for those who are not yet Globalfy clients.

In this case, simply contact our support team via email at help@globalfy.com. Our team will guide you on how to hire the consulting service and explain the next steps.

What can be covered during the consultation?

During the call, the specialist can guide you on various topics related to the structure and taxation of your company in the US, including:

• Business structures: differences between LLC, Corporation, and other structures, along with their tax implications.
• Taxation: how different business structures can be taxed.
• State of incorporation: potential tax impacts and state obligations based on the chosen state.
• Sales Tax: when the tax may or may not apply, taking into account the company's location and the products or services sold.
• State and federal taxes: calculation, collection, and deadlines related to state obligations and the IRS.
• Deductible expenses: criteria for deductions and common examples of operating expenses.
• Tax Season: key tax obligations according to the company's structure.
• Partners and company members: analysis of the company's ownership structure and potential tax implications.
• ECI (Effectively Connected Income): analysis and guidance on the incidence of this type of income (directly connected with the United States).