No. The qualifying amount is what reaches the new commercial enterprise as investment capital, so obligations triggered by a distribution and the cost of moving money sit outside it. Tax consequences depend on your own facts and belong with a qualified adviser. Professionals can usually give written quotes for their own services.
Budgeting the distribution, not just the investment
If personal taxes or transfer charges are deducted from the US$800,000 earmarked for the contribution, the invested amount may fall short. Charges paid from other funds do not automatically reduce that contribution. Reconcile the gross amount, deductions, and qualifying capital, then obtain quotes identifying included services and outside charges.
Separate clearly unrelated professional expenses and identify the real capital contribution. The government cost at the removal stage is the Form I-829 filing fee at the amount on the USCIS fee schedule, Form G-1055. Investment capital is distinct from project or administrative charges, government filing fees, legal work, document preparation and later immigration stages. Select Form I-526E for a regional center and Form I-526 for a direct investment, preserving the lawful source and path. The petition must show capital placed at risk for gain or loss, rather than a refundable administrative payment described as investment.