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should I form a s corporation if I do contract work overseas for over 1 year?
Published March 3, 2011
Question by dondo_0113: should I form a s corporation if I do contract work overseas for over 1 year?
I will work as a construction manager and could be out of the country for more than 1 year. Are there better tax options?
Best answer:
Answer by rhutson
I know several people who do this and they always use a corporate entity for themselves. They also do banking off-shore and get paid in Euros or Pounds to avoid US taxes.
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