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The non-resident tax calendar

Between the U.S. and Spain, your non-resident LLC racks up 6 deadlines a year. Here they all are at a glance — and if you would rather not keep track, your Manager watches them for you.

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April 15

Tax Filing (pro forma Form 1120 + 5472)

The LLC's federal informational filing (pro forma Form 1120 + Form 5472). Not filing the 5472 = a $25,000 penalty.

October 15

Tax Filing — extension (Form 7004)extension

Deadline if you requested an extension (Form 7004).

April 15

FBAR (FinCEN 114)

Foreign accounts if the aggregate balance tops $10,000 at any point in the year.

October 15

FBAR — automatic extensionextension

Automatic FBAR extension (no request needed).

March 31

Modelo 720 (foreign assets report)

Spain report of foreign assets/rights over €50,000 per category (includes the LLC).

June 30

Spanish income tax return (Modelo 100)

Annual Spanish income tax; LLC income is taxed as business/foreign income.

New Mexico NM

No Annual Report (neither annual nor biennial). Your only state obligation is keeping the registered agent active.

Delaware DE

No Annual Report, but you pay the minimum $300 franchise tax before 1 June. Members/managers are not public.

Minimum franchise tax of $300, due before 1 June each year.

Wyoming WY

There IS an Annual Report: due on the first day of your anniversary month, with a minimum license tax of ~$60.

Minimum license tax ~$60/year (based on Wyoming assets).

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Reference dates for non-resident LLCs; they can shift with extensions and particular cases. This is not tax advice.

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