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A Wyoming LLC isn’t neutral. It’s a tax decision that can backfire hard.

To be clear, this setup can work sometimes. If you’re already a non-tax resident, living under a territorial system, or earning small, simple income with no real growth plans, it might be fine. But that’s a small group. Most founders watching this are not there.

The real mistake is starting with an entity. The correct way always starts with tax residency. Once residency is clear, the structure becomes obvious. Sometimes that means a local company where you actually live, so income and control match. Other times it means a foreign operating company your country recognizes. In more complex cases, it means proper CFC planning so profits, control, and reporting line up cleanly.

What many founders meant to do was combine intentional residency with an offshore company that actually works together. When done right, income classification is clear and double tax risk drops to zero. If the U.S. is needed, it’s added on purpose for customers or payments. Profits live where treaties, substance, and residency support them.

That’s design, not hacks.

I love miles and points. I use them too. But only after the structure is right. Points expire. Tax mistakes don’t.

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