Accessing the US marketplace is the key to success for many businesses around the world. The most effective way to reach this market is with a US company, to take advantage of the world’s largest, best integrated national market at the lowest tax rate. Setting up a company in the US as a non-resident is simple when you have the help of team skilled in company formation, immigration, import-export, international tax, real estate and supply chain.
With a US company, it is:
- Easier to sell in the US market, from a customs and tax point of view
- Access the capital markets in the US for venture capital, angel investors and public markets
- Enhance the reputation of your company, both to US customers and overseas
- Easier to get a visa to work in the US (though acceptance is NOT guaranteed!
- May reduce your tax on US income
What You Need to Know In Order to Get Started
HOW to set up a US Company
Where to INCORPORATE Your US Company
What Documents are Needed to Form a US Company?
Types of US Business Entities
WHERE to Set Up a New Business in the US
Types of Business Visas in the US
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“USA Corporate Services has a friendly staff that really pays attention to their customers. At first I thought their prices were a bit high, but I would rather know my company is formed properly then having any problems. They really helped me avoid a costly mistake by letting me know that I shouldn’t form an LLC, but a corporation. They referred me to a tax accountant who really helped me and also told me an LLC for a Canadian is a bad idea. That really ensured the level of knowledge the USA Corporate Services staff has. They really pay attention and answer all my questions in a timely manner, even after I incorporated my company.” – Richard Sharabura Cellex-C America Corp, Canada