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1) Delaware has the most favorable corporate laws for international type companies, without a doubt, which is why so may corporations are registered there. Not only is it pro-business, it has easier formation and less fees.

2) If you incorporate in DE then the US LLC would issue a K-1 form for flow through taxes which would be then paid by all members in accordance with their percentage of membership, thus even as a foreign member, you would have to pay taxes as a foreign employee/member in the US. As far as the TIN, this is obtained online through the IRS and you would also need an EIN to file your tax return for your K-1 distributions. The LLC simply files a tax return that shows how much each member's share is that the member will need to pay taxes on.

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