LLC or LLP better for intl money flow?

[LevelUpLarry]

setting up a service layer for B2B fake-outs and cross-jurisdiction drop funnels. clients offshore, pay-ins cross-border. wanna stay low-key, tax light, and bank-friendly. LLC or LLP? which one’s gonna keep wires smooth and eyes off me?

 

[Goodboy13]

setting up a service layer for B2B fake-outs and cross-jurisdiction drop funnels. clients offshore, pay-ins cross-border. wanna stay low-key, tax light, and bank-friendly. LLC or LLP? which one’s gonna keep wires smooth and eyes off me?

LLC hands down

LLP = partnerships, shared control, more compliance triggers

LLC = solo op, flexible tax flow, and banks don’t ask dumb Qs if your name ain’t on the paperwork

 

[LevelUpLarry]

LLC hands down

LLP = partnerships, shared control, more compliance triggers

LLC = solo op, flexible tax flow, and banks don’t ask dumb Qs if your name ain’t on the paperwork

LLP really that messy?

 

[Goodboy13]

LLP really that messy?

yup. banks hate it unless both partners sign everything and wear suits
plus if one of ’em f*cks up, you could get tagged too.
LLC = cleaner risk profile = faster wires

 

[Horkos]

setting up a service layer for B2B fake-outs and cross-jurisdiction drop funnels. clients offshore, pay-ins cross-border. wanna stay low-key, tax light, and bank-friendly. LLC or LLP? which one’s gonna keep wires smooth and eyes off me?

if you’re doing int’l payments, LLC gives you more stealth
single-member? IRS don’t ask
set up as pass-through, base it in WY, slap on a nominee manager, you’re banking in peace
LLP has structure baggage + more filing = more exposure

 

[Steven Cohen]

LLP is the IRS whispering “audit me”
LLC lets you layer up
mine’s a WY LLC owned by a BVI corp with nominee control and a Seychelles payout funnel
Stripe thinks I run a business podcast lol

 

[Labrat88]

real issue w/ LLPs is payments bounce if one partner shows up flagged or inactive

LLC is tight. even if you’re moving crypto-to-fiat, it’s way easier to disguise intent

plus you can spin up new ones like socks if a bank goes weird

 

[Goodboy13]

also seen payment processors ghost LLPs mid-KYC
meanwhile I run three shell LLCs and haven’t uploaded a real document since 2022

 

[Steven Cohen]

LLC lets you use a layered nominee flow w/ less attention
you invoice a fake marketing agency in Cyprus, money comes back through WY, filed as “contract work”
LLP? now you gotta explain who did what and why Chad hasn’t signed the f*cking form

 

[Horkos]

LLC also plays nice w/ digital payment platforms
Payoneer, Wise, even some high-risk crypto ones
LLP makes them think you’re either a law firm or a scammy partnership — either way, you’re waiting 6 weeks for a rejection email

 

[Labrat88]

yo anyone else still using that old Shopify integration for bank drops under LLC aliases?

 

[Goodboy13]

yo anyone else still using that old Shopify integration for bank drops under LLC aliases?

hell yeah. one LLC sells “cloud coaching,” the other invoices it from Estonia. rinse, wire, repeat

 

[LevelUpLarry]

okay so consensus is:
LLC = flexible, low-sus, smooth wires
LLP = more eyes, more filings, more headaches

 

[Steven Cohen]

okay so consensus is:
LLC = flexible, low-sus, smooth wires
LLP = more eyes, more filings, more headaches

LLC = ghost in the system
LLP = roommate with a paper trail

 

[Labrat88]

unless you’re running a legit hedge fund w/ nameplates and espresso machines

LLC all the way

 

[Horkos]

unless you’re running a legit hedge fund w/ nameplates and espresso machines

LLC all the way

thread’s cooked. if you choose LLP now, you’re either trolling or testifying soon

 

[Labrat88]

thread’s cooked. if you choose LLP now, you’re either trolling or testifying soon