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Hai Loc
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  • Toronto, Ontario
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US Entity structure for Canadians

Hai Loc
  • Specialist
  • Toronto, Ontario
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I would like to hear thoughts from Canadians how they set up their entities in the US and why they decided on certain structures based on investment/exit strategies. 

I have seen LLLPs used, LP used, LLC owned by C-Corp owned by Canadian Corp and I have seen personal name with added insurance.

I am planning to restructure all my entities and my decision will be based on research that I will be conducting on my own plus some help from high end professionals.  

I prefer not to hear "seek professional advice" on this thread. Just thoughts... I have taken professional advice on this spectrum in the past and for the most part it was not the best.

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