*** To maintain good standing, your US company must pay an annual renewal fee. This fee is a flat rate and free from hidden charges.

What’s included for 990

• Incorporation of Company
• US Government Registration Fees
• Registered Office for 1 year
• Company Secretary for 1 year
• Certificate of Incorporation
• Memorandum of Association
• Register of Members
• Membership Certificates
• Lifetime support

Why US

The United States is one of the most attractive destinations for entrepreneurs and businesses looking to incorporate due to its strong economy, global reputation, and business-friendly regulations, incorporating a U.S. company can provide significant advantages for both domestic and international business owners.

Benefits of opening a company in US

Global Credibility & Business Reputation

✅ A U.S.-registered company increases trust and credibility with customers, investors, and business partners worldwide.
✅ Many international companies prefer to do business with U.S.-based entities.
✅ Access to U.S. banking, financial institutions, and payment systems (Stripe, PayPal, etc.).

Access to the U.S. & Global Markets

✅ The U.S. is the largest economy in the world, providing businesses with a huge consumer base.
✅ Easier access to U.S. suppliers, distributors, and business partnerships.
✅ A U.S. business structure allows for seamless international trade and can improve relations with global investors.

Tax Benefits & Business-Friendly Laws

✅ No federal corporate tax for foreign-owned LLCs that do not have U.S.-sourced income.
✅ Some states (Wyoming, Delaware, Nevada) offer zero state income tax for certain business entities.
✅ Potential tax deductions for business expenses, salaries, and operational costs.

U.S. Banking & Payment Processing

✅ Easier access to U.S. business bank accounts with USD currency.
✅ Eligibility for merchant accounts and payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal, etc.).
✅ Helps businesses avoid banking restrictions in some countries.

Fast & Simple Incorporation

✅ Registering a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or Corporation (C-Corp, S-Corp) is quick and easy.
✅ Some states, like Delaware, Wyoming, and Nevada, allow incorporation in as little as 24-48 hours.
✅ No residency or citizenship requirement – foreigners can own 100% of a U.S. company.

Easier Access to Investors & Capital

✅ U.S. companies can attract venture capital (VC), angel investors, and institutional funding more easily.
✅ Many startup accelerators and incubators (like Y Combinator, Techstars) prefer U.S.-incorporated businesses.
✅ The U.S. has a well-developed capital market, making it easier to go public (IPO) or secure loans.

Strong Legal Protection & Intellectual Property (IP) Rights

✅ The U.S. legal system provides strong protection for contracts, trademarks, patents, and copyrights.
✅ A U.S. company can file patents and trademarks with the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office).
✅ Business disputes are handled under a transparent and well-established legal framework.

Flexible Business Structures

✅ LLC (Limited Liability Company) – Ideal for small businesses & freelancers, offering pass-through taxation and limited liability.
✅ C-Corp (Corporation) – Preferred by startups & large companies because it allows for stock issuance & investor funding.
✅ S-Corp – Provides pass-through taxation but has restrictions on foreign ownership.

Business Growth & Expansion Opportunities

✅ A U.S. company makes it easier to open branches and offices in multiple states.
✅ Access to a diverse workforce and skilled professionals.
✅ The U.S. has free trade agreements (FTAs) with many countries, reducing tariffs and trade barriers.

Types of Business Entities in US

1️⃣ Sole Proprietorship

✅ Best for: Individuals running a small business alone.
✅ Liability: The owner is personally liable for business debts.
✅ Taxation: Income is reported on the owner’s personal tax return (Form 1040, Schedule C).
✅ Formation: No formal registration is required at the federal level.
✅ Pros: Easy to set up, minimal paperwork, low cost.
✅ Cons: No liability protection; personal assets are at risk.

2️⃣ Partnership

A partnership is a business with two or more owners. There are two types:

🔹 General Partnership (GP)

✅ Liability: All partners share liability for business debts.
✅ Taxation: Profits are passed through to partners’ personal tax returns (Form 1065).
✅ Pros: Simple setup, shared responsibilities.
✅ Cons: Each partner is personally liable for business obligations.

🔹 Limited Partnership (LP)

✅ Liability: One general partner (fully liable) + limited partners (liability is limited to their investment).
✅ Taxation: Pass-through taxation.
✅ Pros: Limited liability for some partners, good for investment-based businesses.
✅ Cons: The general partner has unlimited liability.

3️⃣ Limited Liability Company (LLC)

✅ Best for: Small & medium businesses, freelancers, foreign entrepreneurs.
✅ Liability: Limited liability – Owners’ personal assets are protected.
✅ Taxation:

• By default: Pass-through taxation (income reported on personal tax returns).
• Option to be taxed as an S-Corp or C-Corp for tax benefits.
  ✅ Formation: Requires filing Articles of Organization with the state.
  ✅ Pros: Flexible management, liability protection, and tax benefits.
  ✅ Cons: Some paperwork and fees required.

🔥 Why Choose an LLC?
 ✔ Easy setup and minimal maintenance.
✔ No federal tax if foreign-owned LLC has no U.S.-sourced income.
✔ Can open a U.S. bank account and access global payment platforms.

4️⃣ Corporation (C-Corp & S-Corp)

Corporations are separate legal entities, ideal for larger businesses or companies seeking investors.

🔹 C-Corporation (C-Corp)

✅ Best for: Startups, large businesses, companies seeking VC investment.
✅ Liability: Limited liability – Owners’ assets are protected.
✅ Taxation: Double taxation – the company pays corporate tax, and shareholders pay tax on dividends.
✅ Pros: Unlimited investors, attractive to venture capitalists.
✅ Cons: More complex setup, higher taxes.

🔥 Why Choose a C-Corp?
 ✔ Best for scaling businesses and raising capital.
✔ No restrictions on foreign ownership.
✔ Can issue unlimited shares to investors.

🔹 S-Corporation (S-Corp)

✅ Best for: Small to mid-sized businesses wanting tax benefits.
✅ Liability: Limited liability for owners.
✅ Taxation: Pass-through taxation – no corporate tax, only shareholders pay tax.
✅ Pros: Avoids double taxation, good for small businesses.
✅ Cons: Limited to 100 U.S. shareholders (no foreign ownership).

5️⃣ Nonprofit Corporation

✅ Best for: Charities, religious organizations, educational institutions.
✅ Liability: Limited liability.
✅ Taxation: Exempt from federal taxes if granted 501(c)(3) status.
✅ Pros: Tax benefits, credibility.
✅ Cons: Strict regulations and compliance.

Incorporation Procedure

Documents from individuals:

• A Clear and Current/ Valid copy passport
• A copy of a Current Utility Bill, as proof of residential address
• Application Form (we will provide).

Documents from legal entities:

• Copy of the Certificate of Incorporation;
• Copies of incorporation documents (Articles of Association and Memorandum of Association).
• Register of directors/shareholders/members.

Note: Where documents are in a language other than English, a certified translation of the full document into English must be provided, with the original document.

Company Structure

• Minimum Number of Directors/Managers: One, who may be a natural person or a corporate body.
• Minimum Number of Shareholders/Members: One, which can be the same entity as the director.
• Beneficial Owners: In most U.S. states, company ownership details are not publicly available.

Timeline

Once we have received all the required identification documents, the company formation process will take approximately 3 working days subject to compliance review.

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