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Incorporating a company in the US is more than just establishing a legal entity.
It’s a strategic move toward international expansion, building trust with partners and clients, and gaining access to the US financial system and business infrastructure.

Yet behind these opportunities lie numerous hidden challenges: taxation, compliance, risk management, jurisdiction selection, and specific restrictions for non-residents. If you’re looking to start a business in the United States with a full understanding of the legal, tax, and operational implications, we’ll be your strategic partner every step of the way.

Our support goes far beyond basic company formation: we conduct a deep analysis of your business model, assess potential risks, and design tailored solutions. From your first steps to sustainable growth — you’ll never be left without guidance.

Our services include

We advise clients from a wide range of countries and industries — and we understand that every case is unique. Below are just a few examples of situations where a consultation becomes particularly valuable:

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You’re a tech entrepreneur, startup founder, or product owner seeking US investment,

accelerator participation, or access to payment platforms like Stripe. We’ll help you choose the right company structure, build a suitable ownership model, and avoid unnecessary tax exposure — especially if you’re based outside the USA.

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You run an eCommerce business selling through Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, or TikTok Shop.

You want to establish a US legal entity to work officially with marketplaces and use US logistics. We’ll advise you on the most suitable state, how to organize your tax reporting, and how to avoid penalties and hidden costs.

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You already own a business abroad but want to scale, establish a US subsidiary,

or build an international holding structure. We’ll explain the tax implications, profit distribution methods, asset protection strategies, and risks — for both residents and non-residents.

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You’re a freelancer, consultant, developer, or small team owner,

and want to invoice US clients under a US entity to build trust, simplify payments, and appear more professional. We’ll help you structure it legally, transparently, and efficiently.

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You’re planning to launch a business in the USA but don’t have legal or tax experience.

We’ll explain what’s behind abbreviations like LLC, EIN, and BOI in clear, accessible language — no templates, no dry theory, just practical guidance.

Why This Service Matters

Helps you select the optimal legal structure based on your business goals and risk profile

Considers tax implications, regulatory requirements, and local nuances

Saves time and money by preventing costly mistakes at the initial stage

Provides a clear understanding of the next steps after registration

Focuses on your specific situation — no generic templates or one-size-fits-all advice

We don’t just help you open a company in the USA — we help you start with confidence in a new market.

We understand how many questions entrepreneurs face: where to begin, which state is best for registration, how to manage taxes, and how to avoid legal pitfalls.
That’s why we approach each case with calm, clarity, and a genuine focus on your future.

Our Expertise in This Area

We’re not afraid of complex situations — in fact, we enjoy solving them.
In such cases, we bring in our trusted partners: US-based CPAs with expertise in international taxation, and attorneys who can assess all legal nuances.

That’s how we support you across the full journey — from company formation to real business operations.

We’ve already advised dozens of clients from Europe and the CIS.
We’ve worked with businesses from various industries:

Helped a European solar panel installation company design a solid business structure and navigate the US market with a clear understanding of international taxation.

Consulted a wholesale food trading business, where logistics, certifications, contracts, and supplier relations required careful planning

Supported hobby and craft product sellers — from registration and accounting setup to launching on US marketplaces.

Advised holding companies planning to expand into the US, helping them build a reliable foundation for long-term strategy.

We care about your confidence. That’s why we always explain things in simple terms, highlight potential risks, and look for solutions that are both convenient and safe.
With us, you’re not just starting a business — you’re launching it with clarity on how it will operate and grow.

How We Work

We understand that registering a company and launching a business in the US is a major step — that’s why we approach the process with exceptional care. Our goal isn’t just to complete the paperwork, but to ensure your business starts with confidence and a solid foundation. Here’s how we work:

Getting to know your business

We start by learning about your business in detail. We know that every case is unique, so it’s important for us to understand what you do, where you’re heading, and what goals you have. The more context we receive at the beginning, the more tailored and effective your consultation will be.

Full-factor assessment

Once we understand your business, we conduct a comprehensive assessment: we consider the best state for registration, applicable taxes, legal and financial risks, and how your chosen structure will affect future obligations.

Tailored solutions

Based on all the gathered information, we offer a solution that fits your case — not a generic answer. We carefully select the options that best suit your business and goals.

Training and consulting

If needed, we provide additional training sessions for you or your team on US business operations, taxation, accounting, and compliance. We go beyond advising — we help you feel confident in your next steps.

Ongoing support

We’re with you at every stage: from the first step to entering the US market and scaling your business.
Whenever new questions or challenges arise, we’re here to help you move forward.

Why Work With Us?

Clarity in complexity

We explain what stands behind abbreviations like LLC, EIN, BOI — and where the real risks lie. No templates or red tape — just practical guidance and clear, step-by-step logic.

Support at every stage

We help with choosing the right entity and state, opening a bank account, setting up accounting, managing profit repatriation, and scaling. And we stay in touch — from your first question to sustainable growth.

A comprehensive strategic approach

We go beyond registration — we analyze your business model, assess tax and legal risks, select the optimal structure, and support you not only before but also after the company is formed.

International project experience

We advise clients from Europe, the CIS, and Asia — including startups, eCommerce businesses, consulting firms, and holding structures. We take into account tax residency, international tax rules, and currency restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing a state isn’t just about tax rates — it’s a strategic decision for your business.
For example, Delaware is a popular choice among startups and large corporations for its management simplicity and tax advantages. However, if you operate in a specific industry, states like California or Texas may offer better conditions for tech or trade businesses.
We help determine the most advantageous state for your LLC or corporation based on taxes, residency, and your long-term goals. We analyze your business and select the most suitable location considering all factors: tax environment, legal framework, and market access.

No, you don’t need to be a US resident. You can register a company in the US as a non-resident — both online and in person. We guide clients from Europe, Asia, and beyond through this process, addressing legal and tax implications.
Online registration is one of the most common options, including LLC formation in states like Delaware, California, Wyoming, or Florida. We’ll help you determine the best format and location for your case.

In the US, you may face several types of taxes depending on your business structure and the state. On the federal level, you’ll pay corporate income tax and payroll taxes.
Some states add their own taxes, such as sales tax or state corporate tax.
We help you understand your potential obligations and advise on how to optimize your tax burden.

To enter the US market, you need to design the right company structure, assess your tax exposure, and comply with legal requirements. We work with international businesses planning to expand into the US, taking into account international tax issues, currency control, and labor law requirements. It’s a delicate process that demands knowledge and precision — and that’s where we come in as your reliable partner.

Choosing between an LLC, C-Corp, or S-Corp depends on many factors:
who owns the company, how many investors are involved, how profits will be distributed, and your tax planning. We explain what each structure means in practical terms and help you select the most suitable one to reduce risks and tax costs. For example, if you’re a non-resident planning to open an LLC, you’ll need to consider IRS requirements, tax impact, and the best state to register in.

Yes — if you’re doing business in the US, a US bank account is highly recommended.
It simplifies transactions with clients and partners and is essential for tax compliance.
We help you choose a bank, understand account requirements, and prepare the necessary documents.

Cross-border profit transfers are subject to jurisdiction-specific rules and tax regulations.
We help you understand how to structure these transfers efficiently, minimize tax exposure, and reduce international transfer fees — all while complying with local and US laws.

Starting a business in the USA comes with several categories of expenses.
Here are the key areas to consider:
– Legal and organizational costs
State filing fees, legal drafting of founding documents, partner agreements, IP protection — all especially important for non-residents.
– Accounting and taxes
You’ll need professional accounting services for tax filing, compliance, and financial reporting.
The taxes vary depending on your entity type (LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp) and typically include federal, state, and employment-related taxes.
– Office and equipment
Even for remote businesses, you’ll need to budget for communication tools, software (e.g., QuickBooks, CRM), and possibly rent or utilities.
– Marketing and IT
Website development, branding, SEO, and advertising are essential for entering the US market.
Costs vary widely — from simple websites to $2,000–$5,000/month in active marketing campaigns.
– Staff and services
If hiring, account for salaries, payroll taxes, employee insurance, and recruiting costs.
Even working with freelancers requires contracts and compliance.
– Licenses, insurance, and permits
Certain industries (e.g., eCommerce, retail, food, or health-related IT) require specific licenses or liability insurance.
We’ll help you identify what’s needed for your sector.

Book a Free Consultation

Let’s schedule a free introductory call (15–30 minutes) to discuss your needs, answer your questions, and explore possible ways to work together.


No obligations — just a conversation to explore ideas together.