FORM 5472 SPECIALIST - DELAWARE LLC
Delaware LLC (DE)?
Get Your Form 5472
Filed by a U.S. CPA.
Own a Delaware LLC as a non-U.S. resident? We prepare your Form 5472 and pro forma Form 1120, review your transactions, and file with the IRS. Prepared and signed by a U.S.-licensed CPA.
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Everything you need for your standard Form 5472 filing.
For a single-member foreign-owned LLC:
✓ Form 5472 + pro forma Form 1120
✓ CPA-prepared, reviewed & signed
✓ U.S.-licensed CPA (verified)
✓ Transaction review
✓ IRS submission + confirmation +$49
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Total if filed with the IRS: $448
With reportable activity: $547
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Who Must File Form 5472 For a Delaware LLC?
Form 5472 generally applies to a 25% foreign-owned Delaware corporation that has a reportable transaction with a related party. Certain foreign-owned Delaware disregarded entities, including qualifying single-member LLCs, are also subject to special Form 5472 reporting rules.
✓ Foreign-owned single-member Delaware LLCs (disregarded entities)
✓ Delaware C-corporations that are at least 25% foreign-owned
✓ Delaware Multi-member LLC taxed as a corporation
✓Any Delaware entity with a non-US resident owner and a reportable transaction (Contributions, distributions, loans, and payments involving related parties)
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When Do You Need to File?
Missing the deadline may trigger a $25,000 IRS penalty.
Final Deadline
April 15
Single-Member LLC
C-Corporation
Foreign Corporation
With a timely Form 7004 extension: October 15
Delaware LLC owners:
Your Delaware annual LLC tax ($300 for 2025 / $400 for 2026, due June 1 at corp.delaware.gov) is a separate state obligation. Form 5472 is a federal IRS filing due April 15. Completing one does not satisfy the other. Both are required every year.
Penalty Risks: A missing or incomplete Form 5472 can expose your company to significant IRS penalties.
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$25,000 for a late or incomplete filing
The IRS penalty for a missing or substantially incomplete Form 5472 starts at $25,000 per tax year — regardless of revenue or activity.
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Additional penalties after IRS notice
If the filing remains outstanding after the IRS issues a notice, additional $25,000 penalties may apply for each 30-day period that follows.
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Zero revenue does not exempt you
Capital contributions, owner distributions, formation costs, and registered agent fees paid by the owner may all constitute reportable transactions.
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How it works
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