What are the annual review times, fees and operating procedures for U.S. companies?

The U.S. company has been established for one year and begins to do annual review, and the cost varies from state to state.

The information that needs to be provided for the annual review of a U.S. company is:

1.Scanned copy of U.S. Certificate of Incorporation;

2.Scanned copies of ID cards of shareholders and directors of U.S. companies;

3.Other documents subject to change.

What are the processes for the annual review of U.S. companies:

1.**Renewal of relevant documents, including confirmation of information of directors and shareholders and various management positions of the company;

2.Registration of the company's registered address;

3.Tax-related accounting filings and payments.

The annual review of U.S. companies is generally reported once a year; However, the exact time is determined by the state.

Procedures and requirements for annual inspections of U.S. companies.

1.**Renewal of relevant documents, including confirmation of information of directors and shareholders and various management positions of the company;

2.Registration of the company's registered address;

3.Tax-related accounting filings and payments.

Time and cost of handling the annual examination of U.S. companies:

Florida: The annual examination time is that the annual examination procedures need to be completed before April 1 of each year, and for newly registered companies, the annual examination will be done before April 1 of the following year.

Delaware: The annual review time for **** corporation is fixed before March 1 of each year.

Michigan: The annual review time for corporations is before May 15 of each year; The annual review of LLC companies is before February 15 of each year.

The annual review time for companies registered in all states in the United States is the same: basically they are filed once a year. However, the exact time is determined by the state. After the company's annual review, you will get the annual review receipt issued by ** and the company's business license will be renewed.

Note: If the company does not operate in the United States after registering a U.S. company and does not have the most important transactions with the United States, there is no need to do accounts and pay taxes, but to file taxes, you can make zero declarations, and the company's annual review and annual report need to renew the company registration certificate in time.

Annual inspection fee: a) If you do not operate in the United States after registering a U.S. company and do not have ** transactions with the United States, you do not need to do accounts and pay taxes, but you can file zero declarations if you want to file taxes. The cost of annual inspection varies from state to state in the United States, taking California as an example, the annual fee must be paid only in federal tax of $800.

b) If the U.S. company is registered and operates in the United States: the expenses incurred must be taxed, and the U.S. accountant is required to do the accounting, the Association can handle it on behalf of the company, and the fee depends on the income of the enterprise. (Generally 8%-10% of the profit amount).

1.The annual inspection time is generally one year after the incorporation of the company. To the annual inspection time, the United States listens to the international notice.

2.Annual inspection fee:

a) If you do not operate in the United States after registering a U.S. company and do not have ** dealings with the United States, you do not need to do accounts and pay taxes, but you can file zero declarations if you want to file taxes.

b) If the U.S. company is registered and operates in the United States: the expenses incurred must be taxed, and the U.S. accountant is required to do the accounting, and the international can handle it on behalf of the company, and the fees depend on the income of the enterprise. (Generally 8%-10% of the profit amount).

The annual review time for U.S. companies varies from state to state. Generally, it is divided by the place of registration. In most states, the annual inspection time of the company is generally one year after the incorporation of the company, and the time varies from about 10 working days. When the time of the annual inspection in the United States is up, our company will notify you on your behalf.

Precautions for the annual inspection of U.S. companies: If you do not operate in the United States after registering a U.S. company and do not have ** dealings with the United States, you do not need to do accounts and pay taxes, but you can make zero declarations if you want to file taxes.

The process of annual review of U.S. companies:

1. Notify the annual inspection procedures.

2. Sign the annual review agreement.

3. Pay the annual examination fee.

4. Submit ** documents.

1. **Specify the official fee (the official fee varies from state to state).

2. Company secretary service fee

The cost of the company's annual inspection process is the annual inspection process of the American company, the cost is very high, and the requirements for their annual inspection are so strict, so if you want to have an annual inspection in the United States, it is also a very strict thing.

1.**Renewal of relevant documents, including confirmation of information of directors and shareholders and various management positions of the company;

2.Registration of the company's registered address;

3.Tax-related accounting filings and payments.

1.**Renewal of relevant documents, including confirmation of information of directors and shareholders and various management positions of the company;

2.Registration of the company's registered address;

3.Tax-related accounting filings and payments.

The annual review time of U.S. companies varies from state to state, and the time for annual review of companies in most states is before the anniversary date of establishment.

The annual review of a U.S. company requires the company registration certificate, articles of association, company change documents, directors and shareholders certificates and other materials.

Check the required materials on the Internet, after all, there is a big difference between American companies and domestic companies.

The annual review of U.S. companies requires companies registered and operating in the U.S. to undergo an annual review to ensure the normal survival of the company.

What are the documents required for the annual review of a U.S. company?

1. Certificate of incorporation in the United States.

2. Scanned copy of shareholder's passport or ID card.

3. Personnel arrangement of the American company (founder, chairman, chief financial officer, secretary general).

Annual inspection fee for U.S. companies:

The annual inspection fee that the customer needs to pay includes two parts, one is the fee paid to the **, and the other is the fee handed over to the local **, and the fee is not.

American companies "check in".

Most states do not need to "register", and some states have a Wang Pi pre-inspection in the early stage of registration, which we call "registration" according to Chinese habits, similar to China's industrial and commercial registration. This means that in some states, the first annual inspection is required after the registration of a company in the United States. Many states attach great importance to the first annual inspection, and if you fail to do so within a limited period of time, you will be fined or even suspended.

For example, Nevada** requires that the new company must be pre-inspected within one and a half months, and the overdue online display status is abnormal, and if the company is not inspected in the first year, the company will be suspended; California** requires a new company to be pre-screened within three months, with a fine of $250 for two months of failure and a possible suspension of the company and a fine of $663 for more than a year.

States that require the first annual review: California, Washington, Nevada.

1.**Renewal of relevant documents, including confirmation of information of directors and shareholders and various management positions of the company;

2.Registration of the company's registered address;

3.Tax-related accounting filings and payments.

The process of annual review of a U.S. company.

1. Notify the U.S. company to go through the annual inspection procedures;

2. Sign the annual review agreement of the American company;

3. The company applicant pays the annual examination fee;

4. Submit ** documents.

As the world's largest economy, the United States has a lot of resources and development space, attracting the attention of global entrepreneurs, and the registration of American companies has become the best way for enterprises to enter the United States and open the door to the international market.

As we all know, the United States is a federal country, and the situation is different in each state, and most of the chosen states are California, New York, Washington, Wyoming, Colorado.

Generally, if you only register a company and do not open an account, you only need to file zero for the annual review, plus state taxes, like Colorado has no state taxes. However, if you open an account, it means that you have received a tax number, and you need to make an account and file a tax return, and this fee is estimated according to the account flow. Typically, U.S. companies file corporate income tax returns.

Information required for income tax return:

1. Company registration certificate and tax number;

2. Identity information of directors and description of shareholders;

3. Bank statement (if any);

4. The company's income statement and balance sheet (our company provides, if the turnover is less than 250,000 US dollars, there is no need to provide a balance sheet);

5. If you have filed a tax return before, you need to provide the most recent tax return (Federal Tax Form 1120).