USA Company Formations
An LLC is a Limited Liability Company.
If you are looking for an S Corporation, you can incorporate an LLC and elect to be taxed as an S Corporation. Forming an LLC is simpler than a corporation, and most small businesses are set up as an LLC and a tax status of an S Corporation.
If you are looking for a C Corporation, you can form an LLC and elect to have the LLC taxed as a C Corporation.
Corporation
The company can exist with just one person acting as shareholder and director. If you are looking for an S Corporation, you do not need to technically form a corporation. You can form an LLC and elect to have the LLC taxed as an S Corporation.
Corporations in Delaware, Florida, and Nevada are popular for non residents, due to the ease and speed of the services provided in the state corporation registries.
Delaware Company Formations
Delaware is the most prestigious state in America to incorporate a company.
Many US non-residents incorporate in Delaware as there are no restrictions on nationality or residency. The state is also known for its corporate friendly laws. Delaware LLC’s with non-resident shareholders, which conduct no business in the US and have no US source income are not subject to US federal income tax and are not required to file a US income tax return.
We specialise in incorporating Companies in Delaware and are familiar with the document available from the State of Delaware Division of Corporations.
Florida Company Formations
We can incorporate a Limited Liability Company in the State of Florida in only 3 days. There are no nationality or residency requirements.
We specialise in incorporating companies in Florida and are very familiar with the documents available from the State of Florida Division of Corporations.
Nevada Company Formations
Many non-residents choose to incorporate companies in Nevada with its favourable tax and business laws . There is no necessity to have any business within the state.
We specialise in incorporating companies via the State of Nevada Division of Corporations.