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    Mar 11, 2011, 10:34 PM
    How would income tax be reported and paid for a new international trading company?
    I'm starting an importing company which will be bringing goods into the US from SE Asia. I have a Corporation registered in the Delaware and will be shipping into California and NY/NJ. The duty for my product is exempt, but I will be liable for the VAT. Once my products are in the US, I will be selling them online. Would I have to register my company with the IRS and report all sales transactions? Assuming I do, how would I be taxed and how would I pay for the tax?

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