Yes, a U.S. company with foreign owners can hire employees in the United States. U.S. LLCs and corporations need to get an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS  to hire employees in the United States and pay federal taxes. IncNow can help international customers obtain an EIN number for their LLC or corporation.

While your Florida corporation or LLC must have a registered agent, it does not need to open an office, bank account, or business address to operate a Florida LLC or Corporation. The sole “physical presence” requirement for a Florida LLC or Corporation is a registered agent to receive service of process in the event of […]

Yes, non-U.S. citizens can form business entities in the United States. This includes: Foreign nationals; Permanent residents of the United States; U.S. resident aliens;. and more. Non-U.S. citizens can form corporations and LLCs in the United States, as long as their home country is not included on U.S. Department of the Treasury’s OFAC list (Office […]

When a Florida LLC is formed, the Articles of Organization must contain the name and signature of either a manager or a managing member. The information supplied in the Articles of Organization is public record and available over the internet. Some companies use a Delaware LLC to serve as manager of the Florida LLC to […]

Yes, you are allowed to operate a Florida LLC for any legal business in every state in the USA. Under the US Constitution, your Florida LLC is viewed as a legal “person” and other states cannot discriminate against this “person” based on where he/she/it was born or incorporated. This is protected under the full faith and credit […]

In addition to the legal benefits of a certain state of formation, it is important to know the costs associated with an LLC before you form. People who are interested in forming a Nevada LLC are no different. Nevada LLC Fees The annual costs associated with a Nevada LLC are an Annual List of Managers […]

A single-member LLC can either use the Social Security Number (SSN) of the single member to conduct business, or it can obtain a separate Employer Identification Number (EIN). An EIN is required for a multi-member LLC. We recommend that you obtain an EIN number soon after the formation of your LLC whether you are forming […]

Nevada LLCs are not required to maintain an office, bank account, or business address in the state of Nevada. The sole address a Nevada LLC is required to maintain within the state is that of a registered agent. The purpose of this requirement is so that lawsuits can be served to an address within Nevada […]

With the exception of countries and persons listed with the Office of Foreign Asset Control (a branch of the US Department of the Treasury), non-resident aliens are allowed to incorporate in Nevada and form Nevada LLCs. Nevada businesses owned by non-US citizens are required to register with the US on the one page Report of […]

Upon formation, all for-profit stock corporations are General Corporations and by default they are classified by the IRS as a C-Corporation for tax purposes. Some business owners may wish to remain a C-Corporation, while others may want to become an S-Corporation. What Is a C-Corporation? C-Corporation is the default tax status of all corporations. A […]