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Embarking on your business journey doesn’t have to be overwhelming, even if you’re situated in another country. That’s why Adviso streamlines the process, making it quick, straightforward, and stress-free. From handling paperwork to addressing legal concerns, Adviso caters to everything, leading to a successful business establishment. Look no further than Adviso if establishing a dream venture in the United States is your dream.
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LLC Vs. C Corp: Underlining Common Differences
| LLC | C Corp |
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Functions as a pass-through structure, treating a single-member LLC as a disregarded entity. |
Ideal for startups with growth potential and foreign businesses establishing entities in the United States. |
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Incurs a current federal tax rate of 21 percent, plus state income tax. |
Dividends distributed to shareholders face double taxation. |
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Despite being organized in the United States, a US LLC is deemed a "foreign person." |
Allows for capital gains exemption on the sale of stock of a qualified small business corporation (section 1202 exclusion). |
| LLC | C Corp |
|---|---|
| Functions as a pass-through structure, treating a single-member LLC as a disregarded entity. | Ideal for startups with growth potential and foreign businesses establishing entities in the United States. |
| Incurs a current federal tax rate of 21 percent, plus state income tax. | Dividends distributed to shareholders face double taxation. |
| Despite being organized in the United States, a US LLC is deemed a "foreign person." | Allows for capital gains exemption on the sale of stock of a qualified small business corporation (section 1202 exclusion). |
Adviso: Your Trusted Partner for Your Global Endeavors
Adviso is a pioneer in global incorporation and regulatory affairs. Our vast pool of globally connected experts includes Chartered Accountants, Incorporation experts, Certified Public Accountants, and Company Secretaries. These professionals work closely with clients and help them with incorporation and other critical matters for a seamless business journey. Besides, we offer a broad portfolio of services concerning tax filings, international taxation, double tax matters, FATCA reporting, IPR, Trademark, and FEMA compliance.
Adviso’s Procedure to set up a company in the United States
Complete Requirements: Adviso manages all government-required aspects, including the company constitution, local address, Nominee director, and Corporate Secretary.
Zero-Paperwork Process: Streamlined document collection via chat, application filling, and e-signing.
Remote and Online Process: Conducted entirely online and remotely, encompassing KYC, company incorporation, and digital bank introductions.
Assistance with Bank Account Opening: Partnerships with services for online or traditional bank account openings.
Frequently Asked Questions
A. Discover numerous advantages when registering a company in the United Sates, such as access to a vast and robust economy, a formidable legal system, and a well-developed infrastructure. Limited liability protection protects personal assets from business liabilities, facilitating funding and investor attraction. Incorporation opens doors to government contracts support programs and enhances credibility domestically and internationally.
A. Certainly! Individuals and businesses in India can register a company in the USA, although the process involves complexities and adherence to legal requirements. Engaging a US-based attorney or business consultant is advisable to navigate the procedures, considering factors like taxation, intellectual property protection, and licensing requirements.
- Choose your company’s structure.
- Determine the state of incorporation.
- Appoint a registered agent.
- File necessary formation documents.
- Obtain required licenses and permits.
A. Yes, a non-resident can incorporate a company in the USA, subject to specific requirements like appointing a registered agent and obtaining a tax identification number. Legal advice is recommended to understand state-specific regulations.
A. An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique nine-digit identifier the IRS assigns to US-based businesses. Used for tax purposes, bank account setup, and employee hiring.
