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About Company Structures

With a decade of experience serving a wide range of clients, from startups to established enterprises, we understand the unique challenges faced by businesses across various industries. Our expertise lies in crunching numbers and interpreting financial data, providing valuable recommendations, and optimizing financial strategies for sustainable growth.

LLC (Limited Liability Company)

Ideal for

  • Small business owners and sole proprietors

  • Personal asset protection

  • Pass-through taxation (avoid double taxation)

  • Flexible management structure

  • Less paperwork and fewer formalities

  • Customizable profit distribution

  • Easier to maintain and operate

  • Can choose taxation as a corporation if beneficial

  • Members can be individuals, corporations, or other LLCs

  • No limit on the number of members

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C-Corporation

Ideal for

  • Business owners looking for investors and venture capitalists

  • Better suited for going public (IPO)

  • Limited liability protection for shareholders

  • Ability to issue multiple classes of stock

  • Easier to raise capital through stock sales

  • No limit on the number of shareholders

  • Perpetual existence independent of owners

  • More credibility in the business world

  • Deducting the cost of benefits for employees

  • Easier to transfer ownership through stock sales

  • International business operations

  • Potential tax advantages for reinvested profits

 yearly savings in average client accounting cost

1000+

Consultations

hours saved in a month for bookkeeping tasks

2000+

Business Registration

 states served across USA

2500+

Annual State Filings

Get Started in 5 Easy Steps

Step 1

Form Your Company

Name selection and availability check

Get a compliant business address

Set up your digital presence

Prepare and file all necessary formation documents


 
 
 
 
Step 2

Get Everything You Need

File Articles of Organization/Incorporation

Registered Agent Service for your business

Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS


 
 
 
 
 
Step 3

Create a US Bank Account

Choose business-friendly banks suitable for your needs

Prepare all required documentation for account opening

Schedule bank appointments (in-person or virtual)

Complete the account opening process

Set up online banking and mobile access


 
Step 4

Set Up Operational Infrastructure

Comprehensive bookkeeping services

Access to user-friendly accounting software

Setting up payroll systems

Manage BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) reporting requirements


 
 
 
 
Step 5

Ensure Ongoing Compliance

Handle Annual State filing compliance and deadlines

Draft and update Operating Agreements as needed

Complimentary CPA consultations

Handle tax remittance processes (sales tax, payroll tax, etc.)

Why choose us

Comprehensive End-to-End Services

We don't just form your company and leave you to figure out the rest. From initial formation to ongoing operations, we provide a full suite of services to support your business at every stage. Our holistic approach ensures you have all the tools and assistance you need for long-term success.

With deep experience in helping non-US residents establish businesses in America, we understand the unique challenges you face. Our team of experts navigates complex regulations and cultural differences, providing tailored solutions that bridge the gap between your home country and the US market.
We leverage advanced technology to streamline processes and provide real-time updates on your business formation and compliance. However, we also believe in the power of human expertise. That's why you'll always have access to our knowledgeable staff for personalized support and advice.
Business requirements don't end after formation. We provide continuous support to ensure your company remains compliant with all federal, state, and local regulations. Our proactive approach to compliance management helps you avoid potential pitfalls and focus on growing your business.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The timeline can vary depending on the state and type of business entity. Typically, it takes 1-3 weeks to complete the formation process. However, with our expedited services, we can often form your company in as little as 3-5 business days in many states.
Yes, you can! Non-US citizens and residents can form a company in the United States. However, there are some additional considerations and requirements. Our team specializes in guiding international entrepreneurs through this process.
While some banks require physical presence, many now offer options for remote account opening, especially for business clients. We have partnerships with banks that cater to international business owners and can assist you in finding the best option for your situation.
In most cases, yes. Many states allow the use of virtual office addresses for business registration. However, some states have specific requirements for physical presence. We can advise you on the best options based on your chosen state of formation and business needs.
Compliance requirements vary by state and business structure but typically include annual reports, tax filings, and maintaining a registered agent. Our ongoing compliance services ensure you meet all state and federal requirements, helping you avoid penalties and maintain good standing.
An EIN (Employer Identification Number) and TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number) often refer to the same thing for businesses. The EIN is a unique 9-digit number assigned by the IRS to business entities operating in the US. It's used for tax filing and reporting purposes, opening business bank accounts, and hiring employees. For most businesses, the EIN serves as the TIN. However, for sole proprietors without employees, a Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) might be used as the TIN. Our service includes obtaining an EIN for your company, which is crucial for operating your business in the US.

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