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How To Start an LLC or Incorporate In USA From Europe For the last several years our company was specializing in helping international clients to register their businesses in the US. As such, we helped thousands of entrepreneurs from Europe to register their US companies and guiding them on how to further develop and expand their business into American and international markets. This article reflects our experience accumulated over years of assisting European clients, and we update it periodically to present the most relevant information. What we cover here: What kind of money are we talking...

Corporation is a legal form of organization of persons and material resources, chartered by the state, for the purpose of conducting business. Corporation is owned by shareholders, the Board of Directors governs the business, and elected officers manage the day-to-day activities. Corporation must adhere to corporate tax laws and file corporate taxes regularly. A Corporation, also referred to as Standard Corporation, C-Corporation, or Regular Corporation, may have an unlimited number of shareholders,...

By default an LLC is a pass-through tax entity, meaning that the income is not taxed at the company level (however, a Multi-Member LLC is still required to complete a separate tax return). The income or loss as shown on this return is 'passed through' the business entity to the individual members, and is reported on their individual tax returns. C-Corporation is a separately taxable entity, and pays tax on the income prior to any dividend distributions to shareholders. If and when corporate...

Let’s start from a little disclaimer: U.S. taxation of nonresidents can be a fairly complex issue and involves many specific fact points that determine if the non-residents are subject to US taxation or not. This article attempts to capture the most typical scenarios and analyze them in the context of current (2014-2016) U.S. taxation rules. It is impossible to know your specific tax obligations without a lot more information about your U.S. related business, so please use the information presented here for reference only. If you need more specific tax advice refer to the information at the end of this article...

Opening a Bank Account in the United States Many international businesses need to open a U.S. business bank accounts to make doing business with U.S. customers more convenient and to avoid the hassle of foreign currency and exchange rates. In general, it is strongly recommended that a business entity maintains a separate bank account. This would help keep entity in compliance with IRS record-keeping requirements and will provide for a better way to manage company’s cash flow. After 9/11 and with the passing of the Patriot Act it became really hard for foreigners to open U...

So you’ve got a brilliant idea that you want to turn into a business. You want to save every penny possible as you get things going, so you file the papers to create your own business entity. It’s pretty simple, after all. You find some forms online, fill them out, and you you should be in business in no time flat. Not so fast! With more than half-a-million new businesses starting in the United States each year, there are bound to be some mistakes. And among the biggest are errors related to new business entity and license filing. When it comes to starting a new business, you’re not dealing with a one size fits all situation...

A non-profit organization (abbreviated as NPO, also known as a not-for-profit organization) is an organization that does not distribute its excess profits to owners or shareholders, but instead uses them to help pursue its goals. Non-profit organizations are established for a variety of purposes, most commonly charitable, educational or religious. Some common examples are schools, hospitals, houses of worship, museums, fraternal organizations, food banks, homeless shelters, trade unions and other volunteer organizations...

Corporation is a legal form of organization of persons and material resources, chartered by the state, for the purpose of conducting business. Corporation is owned by shareholders, the Board of Directors governs the business, and elected officers manage the day-to-day activities. Corporation must adhere to corporate tax laws and file corporate taxes regularly. A Corporation, also referred to as Standard Corporation, C-Corporation, or Regular Corporation, may have an unlimited number of shareholders,...

A Limited Liability Company, or an LLC, is a relatively new business structure, that first appeared in Wyoming in 1977, and is now recognized by every State's statute and the IRS. An LLC is neither a partnership nor a corporation, but a distinct type of business structure that offers an alternative to those two traditional entities by combining the corporate advantages of limited liability with the advantages of pass-through taxation usually associated with partnerships. Limited Liability Companies are becoming more and more popular, and it is easy to see why...

Drop-shipping is a very popular modern business concept, and U.S.-based drop-shipping businesses became the driving force of the "location-independent entrepreneur" phenomenon. Much has been written on the mechanics of the drop-shipping business itself, so this article will only cover the aspect of U.S. company registration, taxation, banking, and other related business filings. Running your drop-shipping business under a U.S. company has many advantages, and given the relative affordability and ease of registration and maintenance of U...

If you decided to open a new business that will be based in New York you can choose from several options: Sole Owners KEEP IN MIND: New York is one of the two states (the other is Illinois) where the cost of forming LLC is significantly higher than cost of forming a corporaiton, especially in the lower portion of the state (greater NYC). The reason for such price difference is the fact that New York requires every domestic and foreign LLC (but not corporaiton) to publish a legal notice of its formation...