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Most brokers don't accept accounts of foreign owned LLCs unless they have a US based partner.

i think a C-corp is the only way to go? Anyone has experience with it?

Thanks for the clarification. That's so annoying they allowed it up to early 2019! Oh well

Thanks. Hmm thats odd. I get Switzerland but don't see why they make a distinction between some EU countries. Any idea if people who opened before march 2019 could keep their account or if they were forced to close them?

I've seen EU citizens on forums posting about using TD Ameritrade up until about 2017, then they were shut down (going by comments). Something must have changed. Maybe it was the MiFID II

Good luck finding a brokerage firm willing to open an account for a foreign-owned US LLC though.

How long do you have to hold a stock for it to count as passive investment?

you cannot.

Refresh rates do make a difference. I can't do 30hz 4k. Kills my eyes so I had to get a new card to do 60hz on all three 4k monitors. I haven't tried the 120hz monitors yet.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investeringssparkonto This might be helpful

I just tried again with a sample ITIN # and this is what it comes up with: Could be EU related. I've seen posts on other forums where Swiss residents have an account.

That didn't work that's why I formed the LLC. I might try again once I get an ITIN but i gotta run it by an accountant first. I don't want to be liable for US taxes on trading (my country has lower tax rates)

Just want to add that starting Jan1 2019 the 14% EHO was replaced with a a new 19% SZOCHO tax. The ceiling is 24 times the minimum wage per year. Previous was set at 450,000HUF. If the minimum wage is (just an example) 150,000 then the max you have to pay is 19% of 150,000 x 24.

I did specify the american address for the entity (That is actually where their mailed reply went to) but each member also has to specify their own address.

Yes, you have to specify the address of each member/shareholder

Yes I mailed in the forms. Few weeks later they mailed their reply saying they can't open an account at this time. I phoned them and the rep told me the reason.

I would but not many players in that otc market segment. IB has a per share commission which is brutal for pennystocks. I'll try a few more in the EURO zone if it doesn't work out.

Thank you. will look into this.

No never asked for an SS but i will look into this ITIN and call them back for clarification. They just told me the member has to be a resident of the United States.