Form a Company in USA
Ready to take your business to new heights? Discover the potential of global expansion by starting your journey in the US! Learn about the opportunities, strategies, and essential steps to establish your presence and grow internationally. When setting up a business in the United States, choosing the right legal structure is pivotal. Each structure has its unique implications, affecting taxes, liability, and operational flexibility
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Incorporate a C-Corp or LLC in the USA. Set up any business entity in the USA from India with us.
Starting on a business journey in the USA? Registering your company involves choosing a business structure, picking a state for registration, and filing necessary paperwork with the Secretary of State. Obtain an EIN from the IRS for tax purposes, ensuring compliance. Remember, different states may have specific requirements. Stay on track by fulfilling annual obligations and adhering to state regulations for a successful venture.
In the USA, you have the option to register two distinct entity types: C-Corporation or LLC.
Incorporating in Delaware really makes sense as Investors often prefer to Invest in a Delaware Corporation.
In the USA, you have the option to register two distinct entity types: C-Corporation or LLC.
Incorporating in Delaware really makes sense as Investors often prefer to Invest in a Delaware Corporation.
The best thing is that you do not have to be in, visit or stay in the state of Delaware to create and maintain a Delaware company. You can operate Delaware company by staying in India as well.
Anyone can establish a Delaware corporation and start lawful business activities from anywhere in the world.
Delaware’s laws are usually favourable to businesses.
Delaware has also been called a tax haven. It does not collect corporate taxes from Delaware corporations that do not do business in the state.
The ownership or management of a Delaware company can be taken care by a non-resident of the United States.
A single Indian can also form a Delaware Corporation or LLC.
Company formed in Delaware has to follow the laws of the state which is business friendly.
We help in forming Delaware Companies and maintain their complete compliances and records in accordance with Delaware General Corporation Law.
C-Corporation
C-Corporation, also known as a closely held corporation, stands as a distinct legal entity independent from its owners, managers, and controllers. Recognized as an individual entity, it is considered a legal "person" under tax laws. This entity holds the capacity to conduct business, enter contracts, initiate legal actions, and be subject to lawsuits on its own behalf.
LLC
LLC An LLC combines attributes from both Corporations and Partnerships. Offering owners limited liability protection in scenarios like lawsuits or bankruptcy, an LLC safeguards their personal assets. Additionally, LLCs boast operational flexibility, coupled with straightforward compliance requirements.
Comparison Chart
| Aspect | C Corporation | Limited Liability Company (LLC) |
| Ownership Structure | Shareholders, Board of Directors | Members |
| Limited Liability | Yes, for shareholders | Yes, for members |
| Taxation | Subject to double taxation (Corp and dividends) | Pass-through taxation (flexible: can be sole proprietorship, partnership, or corp) |
| Management | Board of Directors, Officers | Member-managed or Manager-managed |
| Formalities | More formal: regular meetings, strict records | Less formal: fewer formalities, fewer compliance requirements |
| Investor Attraction | Easier to attract investors due to structure | May be less attractive to some investors due to less formal structure |
| Flexibility | Less flexible in terms of structure | More flexible in terms of management, taxation, and operations |
| Growth Potential | Potential for growth, scaling, and going public | Adaptable and can grow with the business without stringent requirements |
| Costs | Higher setup and maintenance costs | Lower setup and maintenance costs |
| Legal Protection | Strong legal protection for shareholders | Robust legal protection for members |