Correct Account Setup - Disregarded Entity
I'm looking for some advice on the correct account setup. I have an LLC set up in the US, but I'm not a resident of the US.
Since this is a pass-through entity, I have filled out the Tax Interview with my details, in the country of my residence.
My question is, since I've got a bank account set up under the LLC's details, where do I input that LLC's details on Amazon account, so that I can have the bank statement match?
I did fill out the "disregarded entity name" field on the Tax Interview with the LLC's name, but still the only address Amazon has right now, is the one in my country of residence so it won't match the bank statement which has the LLC's address.
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Seller_rI7BZIczK8iAC
I see this again and again. Sellers from another country create an US LLC instead of selling with their own name from their own country. WHY? Somebody told you to do so. Now, ask him how to proceed.
In my understanding the seller is a US LLC and not some private person in a far country. Under "Legal Entity" you certainly put the LLC. How do you want to provide a utility bill for this LLC?
Also, in my understanding the Tax Interview should have been done in the name of the LLC. You are doing business as a US LLC. At least the bank account is OK.
Micah_Amazon
Hello @Seller_OelupuXxXvCgT,
Thank you for your post. I wanted to follow up and see if you still had any further questions in regards to account setup? To maintain a trusted store for buyers and sellers, we need to verify the information that you provided during registration. Here you can find information on the global seller identity verification process and the documents that you have to provide to create and verify your selling on Amazon account.
I have linked some great references to help you understand what is required to pass verification and which documents will need to be submitted. Please see the following:
Please let me know if you need any additional assistance. If need be, you can always open a seller support case if you have outstanding concerns.
Best of luck.
Cheers,
Micah
