Streamline the process with Bolder Launch’s company formation services in the US!
- Set up a US entity at low, fixed costs with the assistance of our experts
- Navigate the relevant company formation laws in the US with ease
- Stay compliant with the tax and legal requirements when opening a company in the US
With Bolder Launch, you have end-to-end, personalised solutions to set up your entity in the US. We tailor our services so startups, foreign entrepreneurs and new market entrants can successfully enter the US market by setting up their own company.
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Set up your company in the US
With Bolder Launch, you have a reliable partner with the right experience and solutions to streamline the process of establishing your company in the US. Over the years, we have helped entrepreneurs and startup companies establish successfully establish their presence in the American market.
Our team of experts in the USA — lawyers, tax professionals, compliance officers and more — can assist you in:
- Company Formation
- Taxation and Accounting
- Staff Relocation
- Legal Services
- Compliance Solutions
Wondering what legal entities are available for you in the US?Download our free fact sheet below to know more about your options.
What makes the US ideal for company formation?
Stable entrepreneurial landscape
Vast consumer market
Strong and growing economy
Technological advancement
Access to diverse workforce
Business-friendly regulations
Partnering with Bolder Launch
Making the process easier
Powered by Bolder Group, Bolder Launch has a team of corporate experts who will help you take your business to the global level through an American company. Here’s why you should partner with us:
Comprehensive corporate services, from company formation to accounting and financial reporting services
Extensive assistance in establishing a solid foundation and successfully launching your company
Experienced and knowledgeable professionals to help ease the administrative challenges in reaching your business goals
Bespoke solutions at transparent and fixed fees based on your unique needs
Free startup guidance to determine where and how you can best expand your business
Nick J. Neri
Business Development,
Americas
Launch your business anywhere!
The Americas
Frequently Asked Questions
The duration of the incorporation process mainly depends on the state in which you choose to set up your business. Generally, it ranges from a few business days to about three months’ process to incorporate a company.
Yes. There are no restrictions on foreign ownership of a company established in the US.
No. You can establish and own a US company without a visa or going to the country. However, you will need a valid work visa if you intend to operate your business from within the US.
Some of the ongoing obligations of a company established in the US are as follows: (i) filing an annual report, (ii) maintaining a registered agent, (iii) filing an Articles of Amendment (if there are any significant changes in the details of the company, such as its name, address, etc.) and (iv) paying US taxes, if necessary.
A registered agent is an appointed person or entity authorized to receive service of process (i.e., legal documents, government notices and other business-related documents) on behalf of the business. They must have a physical address in the state where the company will be formed.
Businesses may be subject to varying tax duties and rates, depending on numerous factors (e.g., the state where they conduct business, business structure). Some of the common types of taxes in the US are the following: (i) income tax, (ii) estimated tax, (iii) employment tax, (iv) excise tax and (v) state taxes.
The Limited Liability Company (LLC) and C Corporation (C Corp) are the two primary corporate structures in the US.
No. In general, there are no legal minimum capital requirements imposed by law to form an LLC or C Corp.
Yes. Businesses established as LLCs are not obliged to pay a separate income tax, meaning LLCs do not pay taxes at the business entity level. On the other hand, C Corps are taxed twice on business profits. In other words, profits are taxed at both the shareholder and corporate levels.
Yes. Non-US citizens and residents can open a US business bank account.
Everything you need to know about company formation in the US — in one free resource!
An overview of starting a business in the United States
In this free resource, we discuss all the information you need in setting up a company in the US.
