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EB-5 Immigrant Investor and LLC structuring

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May 24, 2025 1,870 views 1 answer
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I am pursuing an EB-5 immigrant investor visa and plan to invest through a regional center. My attorney mentioned structuring the investment through an LLC. How does the LLC structure work for EB-5 investments, and what are the tax obligations once I receive conditional permanent residency? I want to understand the tax implications from the investment phase through to obtaining my green card.

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