Localit Consulting provides its clients with the opportunity to expand their activities to the United States of America – USA, offering them advisory, accounting monitoring, and organizational support for their company.
The United States of America offers a range of advantages for company formation, such as a zero tax rate for international activities, a global profile with potential for extroversion, low accounting monitoring costs, easy company management, reduced business risk, low share capital, and a stable banking system.
The process of forming an LLC in the United States of America – USA is ideal for all business activities such as investment companies, service-providing companies, holding companies, and import-export activities both within and outside the EU.
Our services are always provided within the framework of legality and confidentiality, with responsibility and respect for commercial law and European tax legislation, without requiring your presence in Delaware.
Our company undertakes your accounting support in Delaware, even if you have had your company established by another firm and do not have a smooth collaboration for your accounting support, provided we first thoroughly check your company and there are no issues with it.
American Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) are popular corporate forms for conducting international business and activities. The United States has states that, depending on the characteristics of each activity, are preferred for company formation. Delaware is characterized as the preferred US state for company formation. The state’s legal framework protects the data and personal information of the owners, and it does not require the details of a company’s members and directors to be published. Also, through company formation in the United States, it provides the following incentives to entrepreneurs and investors: The ability to form a company in a very short period (2-5 business days), once all legal documents are provided by the client, low company formation and annual maintenance costs, and no requirement for one to be a citizen or resident of the state to establish a company. The entire formation process is done remotely without requiring the physical presence of the shareholder, and it can be established even if it is not professionally active within the state.
Corporate Tax Rates
Limited liability companies are not subject to corporate tax. Instead, the members of the company are subject to income tax on their income derived from their participation in the company. Members of the company who are not permanent residents of the USA, are not engaged in business within the state, nor have any income derived from the USA, are not subject to income tax. Any income must be declared in their tax residency and taxed at the corresponding tax rates. Additionally, they are not required to file a US income tax return.
General Information
- Company Type: Limited Liability Company (LLC).
- Competent Authority for Company Registration: Secretary of State – Delaware.
- Name Restrictions: There are restrictions on registering a name that matches pre-existing company names or includes words like ‘bank’, ‘insurance’, ‘reinsurance’, etc.
- Registered Office:
- Members: Minimum Number of Members: One (1).
- Public Access to Records:
- Disclosure of Beneficial Owner: Not disclosed.
- Directors: Minimum Number: At least one (1) director who can be a natural or legal person.
- Financial Statements: Submission of audited accounts is not required.
- Share Capital: There is no restriction on the minimum paid-up share capital.
Taxation: American LLCs whose members are not permanent residents of the USA, are not engaged in business, and have no income derived from the USA, are not subject to income tax and are not required to file an income tax return within the USA.
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