US company setup
easy and painless
Choose the right entity (LLC, C Corp, or S Corp) for your business. We handle everything—state filings, EIN acquisition, compliance documents—so you launch correctly the first time, every time.
View Our PackagesWhich US business entity is right for you?
Main features and benefits of each entity form.
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Single-member (one owner) or multi-member (2+ owners)
- Fast setup
- Low maintenance fees
- Different tax filings for single vs multi-member
- Can be tax-free for foreigners (under specific conditions)
C Corporation (C Corp)
One or more shareholders (owners)
- Fast setup
- Optimized for raising capital from investors
- More complex tax filing
- Double taxation (corporate + dividend), but can be optimized
S Corporation Election (S Corp)
One or more shareholders, must be US persons
- Requires an LLC or Corp to elect S Corp status
- Pass-through taxation (no corporate tax)
- Can save on self-employment taxes
- Requires payroll setup for owners
What is included in the Incorporation package
Everything you need to set up your US company correctly, including documents specific for the type of company.
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- Foreign-owned LLCs can be tax-free in the US in certain situations (no ECI).
- No tax due on the company level (pass-through taxation).
- All profit is taxed as personal income of the member(s).
- US residents/citizens pay self-employment tax on entire net profit.
Foreign-owned small businesses without effectively connected income.
- Non-US online sellers (dropshippers, Amazon, Shopify) may achieve better tax optimization.
- Business profits are taxed at the corporate level (flat 21%).
- Investors only pay tax on dividends distributed.
Businesses that want to raise capital and scale significantly.
- S Corp shareholder must take a reasonable salary (paying payroll taxes).
- Pass-through profits (distributions) are exempt from self-employment taxes.
- Both salary and pass-through profits are subject to income taxes.
American business owners with annual profits >$45,000 looking to save on SE tax.