It depends on your specific situation. Your tax obligations are determined by the nature of your business activities and how they are connected to the US.

Generally, if your US company does not have US-connected income, you won’t owe US taxes. However, certain factors, such as having a physical office, warehouse, or shipping products into the US (not just within the US), can create tax obligations. Simply selling to US customers does not automatically result in tax liability, as long as you do not live, employ staff, or conduct business activities within the US.

If you are providing solely digital products or services to US customers, with all work done fully remotely outside the US, you most likely won’t owe any US taxes.

If you’re unsure, it’s best to consult a tax expert to assess your situation.