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Company formation in
the USA
the USA
Comprehensive assistance in company formation, including banking services
How to form a company in the USA
1
Document submission
You submit to us necessary documents of the future founders and directors for the purposes of company formation in the USA
and opening a bank account in the USA
and opening a bank account in the USA
2
Payment of services
Payment of our services for company formation in the USA and/or bank account assistance in the USA
3
Company formation
We register a new company in the USA for you. Upon completion of the registraion corporate documents are either delivered to you or submitted to a bank for the subsequent opening of a bank account
4
Bank account opening
In case you request an assistance with a bank account, we arrange an interview at the bank for you, inform you about the date of the visit and accompany you on your way to the bank. After the bank account is opened and active you receive corporate documents of the formed company as well as the access to the bank account
Cost of services
Formation of a LLC in any state
Timeframe - 10 business days
Timeframe - 10 business days
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Advantages of forming a company in the USA
Attractive business-environment
- US economy is the largest in the world in terms of nominal GDP and it offers a large number of opportunities for establishing a successful business
- Highly-developed infrastructure
- Open economy, no trading restrictions
- Immigration to the USA through L-1 visa is available
- Low inflation rate
Stability and
security
security
- Political stability
- Secure legal and justice systems
- Comprehensive protection of property rights
- Comprehensive personal security
- Investment protection
Tax
benefits
benefits
- Corporate income tax rate is 0% if business is conducted by non-resident individuals or legal entities through LLC, S-Corporation or a Partnership
- Multiple double tax treaties
No foreign exchange controls
- US state regulations do not impose foreign exchange controls. Individuals and business-entities, either resident or non-resident in the USA may open bank accounts in US banks in any currency
Ease of establishing and doing business
- 100% foreign ownership of a company is available
- Fast company formation in the USA
- No requirement to pay minimum share capital during company formation in the USA
- Remote company formation in the USA is available
More about the USA
The United States of America is located in North America, and its territory amounts to 9,6 million square kilometers. The US borders Canada and Mexico and has access to the Atlantic, the Pacific and to the Arctic Oceans. The US is split into 50 states and into 1 federal district. The US territory also inclides 14 dependent territories.
Population of the US amounts to around 327.2 million people.
Population of the US amounts to around 327.2 million people.
Official currency of the United State of America is the United States dollar (USD).
The US GDP in 2017-2018 grew by 2,2% and amounted to USD 19.36 trillion.
The US has the most technologically powerful economy in the world. American companies are at the forefront in all tech fields - IT, pharmaceuticals, space and military equipment. The US is the largest producer of oil and gas. Primary trading partners of the US are China, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Germany, South Korea, the United Kingdom, France, India and Taiwan. The US economy is developing due to a large amount of fossil fuels, a highly-developed infrastructure and a high efficiency of labor.
The US has the largest and the most influential financial market. Foreign direct investments into the US exceeded USD 2.4 trillion. The US economy is the leader on the venture capital market.
The US has the largest consumer market which is 5 times larger than the similar market in Japan.
The US GDP in 2017-2018 grew by 2,2% and amounted to USD 19.36 trillion.
The US has the most technologically powerful economy in the world. American companies are at the forefront in all tech fields - IT, pharmaceuticals, space and military equipment. The US is the largest producer of oil and gas. Primary trading partners of the US are China, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Germany, South Korea, the United Kingdom, France, India and Taiwan. The US economy is developing due to a large amount of fossil fuels, a highly-developed infrastructure and a high efficiency of labor.
The US has the largest and the most influential financial market. Foreign direct investments into the US exceeded USD 2.4 trillion. The US economy is the leader on the venture capital market.
The US has the largest consumer market which is 5 times larger than the similar market in Japan.
Foreign investors establish business in this jurisdiction for conducting a wide range of business-activities from buying equipment for the purposes of oil extraction to setting up technological startups.
Restricted for foreign entrepreneurs are the following sectors:
Restricted for foreign entrepreneurs are the following sectors:
- defense industry
- telecommunications
- television, radio
- postal services
- air transport.
- Federal corporate income tax - 21%
- Dividend withholding tax - 30%
- Interest withholding tax - 30%
- Royalties withholding tax - 30%
- Capital gains tax - 21%
- Sales tax - from 0% up to 7,25% depending on a state
- Personal income tax - from 10% up to 37% depending on a state.
- Nevada - no corporate income tax
- Ohio - no corporate income tax
- South Dakota - no corporate income tax
- Texas - no corporate income tax
- Wyoming - no corporate income tax
- Washington - no corporate income tax
- Alabama - 6,5%
- Alaska - up to 9,4%
- Arizona - 4,9%
- Arkansas - up to 6,5%
- Hawaii - up to 6,4%
- Delaware - 8,7%
- Florida - 5,5%
- Georgia - 5,75%
- Idaho - 6,925%
- Illinois - 9,5%
- Indiana- 5,75%
- Iowa - up to 12%
- Kansas - up to 7%
- Kentucky - 5%
- Colorado - 4,63%
- Connecticut - 7,5%
- Louisiana - up to 8%
- Mane - up to 8,93%
- Maryland - 8,25%
- Massachusetts - 8%
- Michigan - 6%
- Minnesota - 9,8%
- Mississippi - up to 5%
- Missouri - 6,25%
- Montana - 6,75%
- Nebraska - up to 7,81%
- New Hampshire - 7,7%
- New Jersey - up to 11,5%
- New York - 6,5%
- New Mexico - up to 5,9%
- North Carolina - 2.5%
- North Dakota - up to 4,31%
- Oklahoma - 6%
- Oregon - up to 7,6%
- Pennsylvania - 9,99%
- Rhode Island - 7%
- South Carolina - 5%
- Tennessee - 6,5%
- Utah - 4,95%
- Vermont - up to 8,5%
- Virginia - 6%
- Washington D.C. - 8,25%
- West Virginia - 6,5%
- Wisconsin - 7,9%.
The US corporate law offers to establish business as:
1. S Corporation. A legal entity that applied for taxation in accordance with Section S of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States. This is a legal entitiy that has a small number of owners and elects to pass corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits through to their shareholders for federal tax purposes and that does not publicly offer its stocks
2. C Corporation. A legal entity that is taxed separately from its owners. Many large enterprises and a few medium and small enterprises are C corporations
3. Limited Liability Company - LLC. A legal entity that unites qualities of a partnership and a corporation. Its liability before its creditors is limited by the share capital, but it can be taxed as a partnership
4. General Partnership - GP. Is not taxed as a partnership, corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits are passed through to their shareholders (in accordance with Subsection K of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States)
5. Limited Partnership - LP. Is not taxed as a partnership, corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits are passed through to their shareholders (in accordance with Subsection K of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States)
6. Sole Proprietorship - SP.
To receive a detailed description of the company formation procedure in the USA and information about documents necessary for company formation in the USA please contact our experts.
1. S Corporation. A legal entity that applied for taxation in accordance with Section S of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States. This is a legal entitiy that has a small number of owners and elects to pass corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits through to their shareholders for federal tax purposes and that does not publicly offer its stocks
2. C Corporation. A legal entity that is taxed separately from its owners. Many large enterprises and a few medium and small enterprises are C corporations
3. Limited Liability Company - LLC. A legal entity that unites qualities of a partnership and a corporation. Its liability before its creditors is limited by the share capital, but it can be taxed as a partnership
4. General Partnership - GP. Is not taxed as a partnership, corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits are passed through to their shareholders (in accordance with Subsection K of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States)
5. Limited Partnership - LP. Is not taxed as a partnership, corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits are passed through to their shareholders (in accordance with Subsection K of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States)
6. Sole Proprietorship - SP.
To receive a detailed description of the company formation procedure in the USA and information about documents necessary for company formation in the USA please contact our experts.
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