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Queskr Inc.

2025 Tax Filing — The Full Story

A Delaware C-Corp, an Israeli founder, a holding company,
a $171,900 shareholder loan, and exactly $555.64 in the bank.

$0
Revenue
$194
Expenses
$0
Tax Owed

EIN: 30-0959251  |  DE File #: 6167933  |  Tax Year: Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2025

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Chapter 1

The Cast of Characters

Before we look at the numbers, let's meet the players.

🇬🇧 Queskr Inc. (The Company)

A Delaware C-Corporation incorporated September 29, 2016. Originally a tech/telecom entity, now repositioned as a limited-purpose U.S. collection agent for Etsion Brands. Registered agent: Harvard Business Services in Lewes, DE.

EIN: 30-0959251  |  DE File #: 6167933

🇮🇱 Yohay Etsion (The Founder)

98.5% shareholder, sole officer (President), sole director. Israeli citizen, lives in Tel Aviv. The man behind the curtain — and the person signing this tax return.

🇮🇱 Etsion Brands Ltd (The Holding Company)

Israeli company (co. 517176301) owned by Yohay. In June 2025, the shareholder loan was assigned from Yohay personally to Etsion Brands. Also became Queskr's principal under an Agency Agreement.

👤 Roie Mandler (The Minority Holder)

1.5% shareholder. No active role. Holds 83,700 of the 5,580,000 issued shares.

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Chapter 2

The Etsion Brands ↔ Queskr Arrangement

How an Israeli holding company uses a Delaware corporation as its U.S. arm.

The Big Picture

Etsion Brands sells products globally (watches, design services). For U.S. customers, payments flow through Queskr — a U.S. entity with a U.S. bank account, a Shopify integration, and U.S. payment processing. Queskr collects, keeps a small fee, and remits the rest.

U.S. Customer
💰 Pays
Queskr Inc.
Collects
Queskr Keeps
2.75%
Etsion Brands
97.25%

The 2.75% Fee Structure

Platform fee (Queskr)0.25%
Service fee (5% total, split 50/50)2.50%
Queskr's total revenue share2.75%

But here's the thing: This arrangement was formalized in June 2025, and zero actual customer transactions occurred in 2025. The two Shopify deposits ($19.27 + $4.47) were owner test transactions. So for 2025, the arrangement exists on paper but generated $0 revenue.

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Chapter 3

What Happened in June 2025

The month everything changed — on paper.

June 21, 2025
Agency and Collection Agreement signed

Queskr appointed as limited-purpose collection agent for Etsion Brands.

June 21, 2025
Loan Assignment Deed executed

The $171,900 shareholder loan transferred from Yohay Etsion (personal) to Etsion Brands Ltd (company). Same debt, new creditor.

June 22, 2025
Addendum 1 — Vendor Cost-Recharge

Etsion Brands reimburses Queskr for U.S. vendor costs at cost.

June 24, 2025
Addendum 2 — Cost + 5% Service Fee

Defines the 2.75% collection fee for Queskr (0.25% platform + half of 5% service fee).

Why this matters for the IRS: These agreements create reportable related-party transactions under IRC §6038A. The loan assignment means we need two Form 5472s this year instead of one.

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Chapter 4

Follow the Money

Every dollar that moved in 2025. It's a short story.

$725.46
Jan 1 Balance
+$54.74
Deposits
-$224.56
Debits
$555.64
Dec 31 Balance

The Three Deposits (None Are Revenue)

DateDescriptionAmountWhy It's Not Revenue
Jun 30Wise Inc — Refund$31.00Refund Nets to $0 (offsets Jun 23 debit)
Sep 9Shopify payout$19.27Owner Test Not a real sale
Dec 17Shopify payout$4.47Owner Test Not a real sale

The Recurring Costs

ExpenseMonthlyAnnualCategory
BofA monthly service fee$16.00$192.00Bank charges
Google Cloud charge$0.13$1.56Internet services
Total Deductible$193.56
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Chapter 5

What We're Telling the IRS

Form 1120, Page 1 — the headline numbers.

Income (Lines 1–11)

Line 1a — Gross receipts or sales$0
Lines 2–10 — Everything else$0
Line 11 — Total income$0

Deductions (Lines 12–27)

Lines 12–25 — Specific categories$0
Line 26 — Other deductions Statement attached$194
Line 27 — Total deductions$194

Bottom Line

Line 28 — Taxable income before NOL($194)
Line 29a — NOL deduction$0
Line 30 — Taxable income($194)
Line 31 — Total tax$0
Line 35 — Amount owed$0

Translation: "Dear IRS, we had no income, spent $194 on bank fees and cloud hosting, lost another $194, and owe you nothing."

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Chapter 6

The $170,699 NOL Mountain

Ten years of losses, patiently waiting for future income to offset.

YearLossTypeStatus
2016$2620-yearExpires 2036
2017$9,81420-yearExpires 2037
2018$35,621Indefinite (TCJA)No expiry
2019$28,683IndefiniteNo expiry
2020$48,361IndefiniteNo expiry
2021$38,378IndefiniteNo expiry
2022$7,941IndefiniteNo expiry
2023$1,295IndefiniteNo expiry
2024$386IndefiniteNo expiry
2025$194IndefiniteNew this year
Total NOL Carryforward to 2026$170,699

What this means: When Queskr starts earning revenue through the Agency Agreement, the first ~$170K of taxable income will be sheltered by these accumulated losses. Post-TCJA NOLs can offset up to 80% of taxable income in any given year. Pre-TCJA NOLs ($9,840) have expiry dates but can offset 100%.

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Chapter 7

The Balance Sheet Story

Schedule L — a company with $556 in cash and $171,900 in debt.

Assets

BeginEnd
Cash (BofA)$725$556
Total Assets$725$556

Liabilities + Equity

BeginEnd
Shareholder loan$171,900$171,900
Additional paid-in capital$112$112
Retained earnings($171,287)($171,456)
Total L + SE$725$556

The Shareholder Loan — Key Detail

The $171,900 didn't change in amount, but the holder changed:

Jan 1 – Jun 20
Yohay Etsion
$171,900
Jun 21 onward
Etsion Brands
$171,900

Same debt, same terms, same amount — just a different creditor. This is why we file two Form 5472s.

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Chapter 8

Form 5472 #1 — Yohay Etsion

The shareholder who held the loan, then gave it away.

Part I — Reporting Corporation

NameQueskr Inc.
EIN30-0959251
Address16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958
Total assets$556
Business activity517000 — Telecommunications
Forms 5472 filed2

Part II — 25% Foreign Shareholder

Yohay Etsion, Meitav 5, Apt 165, Tel Aviv 6789804, Israel

Citizenship: Israel  |  Reference ID: yohayetsion

Part IV — Monetary Transactions

Line 9 — Amounts borrowed (beginning)$171,900
Line 9b — Amounts borrowed (ending)$0
Line 25 — Other amounts paid (loan assignment out)$171,900

Translation: "The loan started at $171,900. It ended at $0 because it was assigned to Etsion Brands on June 21."

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Chapter 9

Form 5472 #2 — Etsion Brands Ltd

The holding company that received the loan and signed the Agency Agreement.

Part II — Related Party (Not a Shareholder)

Etsion Brands Ltd (Co. 517176301)

Address: [Israel registered address]

Relationship: Related to 25% foreign shareholder

Etsion Brands is related via Yohay's ownership of both entities. It's not itself a shareholder of Queskr.

Part IV — Monetary Transactions

Line 22 — Amounts loaned (beginning)$0
Line 22b — Amounts loaned (ending)$171,900
Line 12 — Other amounts received (loan assignment in)$171,900
Agency agreement receipts$0
Remittances to Etsion Brands$0

Translation: "Etsion Brands received the $171,900 loan via assignment. The Agency Agreement exists but generated $0 activity."

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Chapter 10

Delaware Franchise Tax — Done ✅

Already filed and paid. One less thing to worry about.

$450
Tax + Filing Fee
$39
HBS Service Fee
$489
Total Paid
Filing dateJanuary 15, 2026Before Mar 1 deadline
Paid viaMastercard ...4256Through HBS (Order #CART1027043)
Shares reported5,580,000 issuedOf 10,000,000 authorized
Gross assets$556As of Dec 31, 2025
Tax methodAuthorized Shares$400 tax + $50 filing fee

Note: This $489 was NOT paid from Queskr's bank account (no debit appears in the 2025 statements). It was paid by Yohay personally via credit card through HBS. Under cash-basis accounting, it's not deductible on Queskr's 2025 return.

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Chapter 11

Schedule K — The Yes/No Gauntlet

32 questions the IRS asks every corporation. Here are the important ones.

#Question (simplified)Answer
1Accounting methodCash
2aBusiness activity code517000
4aEntity owns 20%+ of your stock?No
4bIndividual owns 20%+ of your stock?Yes
7Foreign person owns 25%+ of stock?Yes
(a) Percentage owned98.5%
(b) Owner's countryIsrael
(c) Number of Forms 54722
10Number of shareholders2
12NOL carryover from prior years$170,505
13Total receipts AND total assets < $250K?Yes

Question 13 = "Yes" means Schedules L, M-1, M-2 are optional. But we complete them anyway for balance sheet continuity and 5472 context.

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Chapter 12

The Filing Package

Everything that goes in the envelope to Kansas City.

#DocumentPagesStatus
1Form 1120 (all 6 pages)6Building
2Form 5472 #1 (Yohay Etsion)2Building
3Form 5472 #2 (Etsion Brands Ltd)2Building
4Other Deductions Statement1Building
5NOL Carryover Schedule1Building
6Schedule G (Form 1120)1Building

Filing Logistics

Mail toDept. of the Treasury, IRS, Kansas City, MO 64999-0012
MethodCertified Mail + Return Receipt (same as 2024)
Signed byYohay Etsion, President
DeadlineApril 15, 2026
Tax owed$0

Heads up: The 2024 return was sent from Israel and confirmed delivered to Kansas City, MO 64999 on Feb 25, 2025 (USPS tracking 9214 8902 3589 0900 0030 5128 28). Plan the same for 2025.

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Chapter 13

Risk Areas & Penalty Exposure

What could go wrong, and what it would cost.

🚨 Form 5472 Penalty: $25,000 per form

Filing two 5472s correctly is critical. Each incomplete, inaccurate, or late Form 5472 carries a $25,000 penalty under IRC §6038A(d). That's $50,000 potential exposure for a company with $556 in the bank.

⚠️ Loan Characterization

The $171,900 has been reported as a loan since inception. The IRS could challenge this as equity (no formal loan agreement, no interest payments, no maturity date). If recharacterized, it could trigger deemed dividend treatment. Mitigation: consistent reporting and the June 2025 Loan Assignment Deed helps establish the debt nature.

✅ Low-Risk Items

Late filingLow risk — We have until April 15
Tax underpaymentN/A — $0 tax owed
DE franchise taxDone — Paid Jan 10, 2026
Revenue classificationLow risk — $0 is defensible
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Chapter 14

Year-Over-Year: 2024 vs 2025

Continuity check — making sure the numbers flow.

Item20242025Change
Revenue$0$0
Total deductions$386$194-$192
Net loss($386)($194)Smaller loss
Total tax$0$0
Total assets$725$556-$169
NOL carryforward$170,505$170,699+$194
Forms 547212+1
Shareholder loan$171,900$171,900

The $192 deduction decrease is because 2024 had $180 in accounting fees (Mike Pine's last year) plus $12 in advertising. In 2025, no CPA was used and there was no advertising spend — just the recurring bank fees and cloud hosting.

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TL;DR

Here's the whole story in one slide.

Queskr Inc. is a Delaware C-Corp with an Israeli founder (Yohay Etsion, 98.5%).

In 2025, it earned $0 in revenue and spent $194 on bank fees and cloud hosting.

In June 2025, the founder formalized Queskr's role as a U.S. collection agent for his Israeli holding company (Etsion Brands) and transferred a $171,900 shareholder loan from himself to the holding company.

This triggers two Form 5472s (one for Yohay, one for Etsion Brands) on top of the Form 1120.

The company has $170,699 in accumulated NOLs ready to shelter future income, and $0 tax due.

Delaware franchise tax is already paid ($489). The federal return goes to Kansas City, MO by April 15, 2026.

Prepared February 19, 2026  |  EIN: 30-0959251
Source: 12 monthly BofA statements, 2024 tax return, signed 2024 Form 5472,
DE franchise tax report, HBS receipt, USPS delivery confirmation