Register company in USA

Firstly, we will help you settle on the most appropriate legal structure for your business, which will affect your taxes, liability and operational flexibility. The decision will be made on the basis of your business model and general goals. Among the common forms of business are:

• Limited Liability Company (LLC): Guarantees liability protection and pass-through taxation.
• Corporation (C-Corp or S-Corp): C-Corp is subject to corporate tax rates and likely double taxation; S-corp allows pass-through taxation (note that non-residents generally cannot form an S-corp). Partnership: provides a pass-through taxation but personal liability can apply.
• Sole Proprietorship: the simplest structure, where the individual owner is personally liable.

Each state imposes their own rules, fees and taxes for business registration. Based on your business type and target market, Legarhitm helps you choose the best state for your company’s registration. Popular states like Delaware, Wyoming, and Nevada are popular due to their amiable business regulations but we also consider where you’ll be doing business to ensure optimal tax planning. Understanding your nexus in different U.S. states is also crucial for tax compliance. Nexus refers to the extent your business is present in a particular US state and therefore triggers tax obligations. Even if your business is not physically in the U.S., if you have nexus in a state due to affiliates, states or other activities, you may be required to pay state taxes, including sales tax, income tax, and payroll taxes. We help you evaluate your nexus situation based on your business activities, whether you’re selling products or services online, hiring employees, or establishing physical presence. This way we ensure that your company complies with both state and federal tax requirements.

We assist in selecting a unique name for your business and help you verify its availability in your chosen state (the name must be distinguishable from other registered entities in your state of operation). If you intend to operate under a name different from a legal entity’s name, we will do the necessary paperwork for your DBA (fictitious business name, “Doing Business As”).

Leharhitm provides this service to ensure your business meets state requirements. A registered agent is required to receive legal and tax notices on behalf of your business.

Articles of Incorporation/Organization: we handle the filing of your formation documents (such as Articles of Incorporation for a Corporation or Articles of Organization for an LLC) with the Secretary of State in your chosen State.

We apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) with the IRS, which is obligatory for all U.S. businesses and is needed for the process of opening the bank account, hiring employees and filing tax returns.

Our leading experts will guide you through the process of opening a business bank account in the U.S., which is necessary for day-to-day operations. Our team will work with you to ensure all the required documents (such as EIN, company formation documents, and proof of identity) are in order. Note for non-residents: many banks may require physical presence to open an account, though some of them allow non-residents to open business accounts remotely. Legarhitm can assist in this process.

If your company deals with selling products or services subject to sales tax, we will help you register with the relevant state tax authority.

If your business involves selling products or services subject to sales tax, we will help you register with the relevant state tax authority. State income taxes: we also assist in registering for state-level taxes, such as income tax (if applicable) or franchise taxes. If you plan to hire employees, Legathirtm will ensure your business is registered for federal and state payroll taxes.

We will help you obtain any required federal, state or local licenses or permits based on the nature of your business (such as health permits, professional licenses, etc.).