International selling tax

Topic summary

Issue: A non-U.S. citizen operating a Delaware LLC (Limited Liability Company) and selling exclusively in Saudi Arabia asks how much tax is owed to the U.S. government.

Guidance: The response emphasizes that U.S. tax obligations vary widely based on multiple factors, including business location, the nature/source of income, and differing federal and state rules. Because of this complexity, the poster is advised to consult a local tax professional in their jurisdiction for tailored advice.

Resources: A Shopify Help Center link is provided for configuring taxes within the store (Setting Up Taxes), addressing the platform’s tax settings rather than specific legal obligations.

Outcome/Status: No specific tax amount or determination is provided. The matter remains unresolved pending professional consultation, with the key action item being to engage a qualified tax advisor for a personalized assessment.

Summarized with AI on December 21. AI used: gpt-5.

Hello everyone I’m Non us citizen, and have LLC company in Delaware U.S I am selling my products just in Saudi Arabia

How much taxes do I pay to the US Gov?

Hi, @Mehmetnabil .

Welcome to the Shopify Community, and thanks for posting your question.

Given the complexity and variability of tax laws, it is highly advisable to consult with a local tax professional in your jurisdiction when determining how much tax you need to allocate to the U.S. government. Tax regulations can differ significantly based on numerous factors including your location, the nature of your income, and specific state and federal tax requirements. A local tax expert will have the detailed knowledge and experience necessary to provide accurate advice tailored to your personal or business financial situation.

If you need help with setting up taxes on your store, check out our Help Center resource: Setting Up Taxes.