Establish Your Business in the USA
Register your company with confidence through expert support for LLC Formation, EIN Registration, IRS and federal tax compliance.
State Formation, Federal Tax
US companies are formed at the state level and taxed federally through the IRS. The two decisions that shape everything are your entity type — LLC, C-Corporation or S-Corporation — and your state of formation. We help you get both right, then handle the filing, EIN and ongoing compliance.
Entity Formation
LLC or corporation registered with your chosen state through to approval.
EIN from the IRS
Your federal tax ID — obtainable by non-residents without an SSN.
Registered Agent
The agent most US companies are required to keep in their state of formation.
Tax & Compliance
Federal and state tax registration, filing and ongoing obligations.
Our USA Services
A complete formation, tax, accounting and compliance toolkit for US companies — including non-resident founders — available individually or as fully outsourced support.
LLC Formation
Limited Liability Company registration at the state level, filed through to approval.
C-Corporation Formation
Incorporation for companies planning to issue stock or raise investment.
S-Corporation Election
Assistance with the IRS election a qualifying corporation can make for pass-through treatment.
EIN Registration
Federal tax ID (EIN) from the IRS — available to non-residents without an SSN.
Registered Agent
Registered agent arrangements in your state of formation, as generally required.
Foreign Qualification
Registration to operate in states beyond your state of formation.
Federal & State Tax
Federal and state tax registration and filing, including for non-resident owners.
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Accurate books and financial records maintained to standard.
LLC vs C-Corp vs S-Corp
The entity you choose shapes ownership, tax treatment and your ability to raise investment. Here is how the three most common US structures compare — so you form the right one from the start.
| Factor | LLC | C-Corporation | S-Corporation |
|---|---|---|---|
Owners |
Members — individuals, companies or foreign entities; single or multiple. | Shareholders — no upper limit; can include foreign and corporate holders. | Shareholders — subject to eligibility conditions set by the IRS. |
Taxation |
Pass-through by default — profits flow to members’ own tax; classification can be elected. | Taxed at the corporate level as a separate taxpayer. | A tax election for pass-through treatment on a qualifying corporation. |
Raising Investment |
Workable, but less conventional for venture funding. | Can issue stock — the common choice for venture-backed startups. | Share structure is more restricted than a C-Corp. |
Ideal For |
Small and medium businesses and many non-resident founders. | Companies raising capital or planning to issue shares. | Qualifying companies seeking pass-through tax treatment. |
Tax treatment is described in general terms. US federal and state tax rules are set by the IRS and the states and can change — we confirm the current position for your specific case before you commit to a structure.
US Setup, Handled Remotely
From choosing the right entity and state to state filing, the IRS EIN and ongoing tax, you get one team across the whole process — built to work for founders based outside the US.
Right Entity
LLC, C-Corp or S-Corp matched to your goals.
Non-Resident Friendly
Remote formation and EIN for founders abroad.
IRS & State Tax
Federal and state registration and filing handled.
End to End
Formation, tax and accounting under one engagement.
Business in the USA, Answered
We cover US market entry end to end — LLC and corporation formation at the state level, obtaining an EIN from the IRS, registered agent arrangements, accounting and bookkeeping, and federal and state tax filing. You can engage us for a single step or for full ongoing support.
US companies are formed at the state level — you file formation documents (such as Articles of Organization for an LLC or Articles of Incorporation for a corporation) with a state, then obtain an EIN from the IRS. A registered agent in the state of formation is generally required. We handle the state filing, the EIN and the setup for you.
An EIN (Employer Identification Number) is the federal tax identification number for a business, issued by the IRS (Internal Revenue Service). It is generally needed to open a US bank account, hire, and file taxes. Non-residents can obtain an EIN without a US Social Security Number. We handle the EIN application as part of setup.
In broad terms: an LLC is flexible and taxed on a pass-through basis by default; a C-Corporation is taxed at the corporate level and can issue stock, which makes it common for raising investment; and an S-Corporation is a tax election (made with the IRS) that a qualifying company can choose for pass-through treatment. Which suits you depends on your goals and ownership — we assess this before recommending a structure rather than assuming it.
Yes. Non-residents can generally form a US LLC or corporation and obtain an EIN without living in the US or holding a visa. A registered agent and a US address are typically needed. We handle the process remotely for founders based abroad.
It depends on your business — where you operate, your costs, and your goals. Some states are commonly chosen by international founders and startups, but the right choice is specific to your situation, and operating in other states may require additional registration (foreign qualification). We help you weigh the options rather than applying a default.
A registered agent is a person or company in your state of formation authorised to receive official and legal documents on the company’s behalf. Most US companies are required to have one. We can arrange registered agent services as part of your setup.
If your company is formed in one state but conducts business in another, that other state generally treats it as a “foreign” company and requires it to register there — known as foreign qualification. We advise on where this applies to you and handle the filings.
Yes. We provide bookkeeping, accounting and federal and state tax filing for US companies, including for non-resident owners — giving you accurate records and consistent support rather than a separate provider for each task.
US companies can be subject to beneficial-ownership reporting requirements, and this is an area that has changed and can continue to change. Rather than state fixed rules here, we assess what currently applies to your company and coordinate any required filings. We’d recommend confirming the current requirements at the time of setup.
What We Handle in the USA
Every service below is delivered in the USA to the local rulebook. Explore a specific service, or talk to us about a combination.
Set Up or Scale Your Business in the USA
Tell us your goals and we’ll recommend the right entity and state, then handle the formation, EIN and tax setup — remotely if you’re abroad.