How to inspect the annual inspection of the American company, and the precautions for the annual ins

Information to be provided by U.S. company annual review customers.

1.A copy of the certificate of incorporation of the U.S. company;

2.1 copy of the U.S. Articles of Association;

3.A copy of the full set of documents for the formation of the U.S. company;

4.A copy of the change of shareholder document (if there is a change of shareholder);

5.Copy of capital increase document (if any);

6.A copy of the change of name of the U.S. company (if any);

7.A copy of the shareholder's or director's ID card or passport (subject to submission).

3. The time and cost of annual review of U.S. companies.

1.The annual inspection time is generally one year after the incorporation of the company.

2.Annual inspection fee:

a) If the U.S. company does not operate in the U.S. after registration, and does not have ** dealings with the U.S., there is no need to do accounts and pay taxes, but if you want to file taxes, you can make zero declarations.

b) If the U.S. company is registered and operates in the U.S.: the expenses incurred are subject to tax, and the U.S. accountant needs to do the accounting, which is generally 8%-10% of the profit.

1. **Renewal of relevant documents, including the recognition of directors and shareholders and the company's individual positions.

2. The company's registered address.

1) A copy of the certificate of registration of the U.S. company.

2) A copy of the U.S. Articles of Association.

3) A copy of the full set of documents for the establishment of the U.S. company.

4) A copy of the shareholder change document (if there is a change of shareholder).

5) A copy of the capital increase document (if there is a capital increase).

6) A copy of the change of name of the U.S. company (if there is a name change).

7) A copy of the shareholder's or director's identification document or passport.

4. Annual review of American companies.

1) Procedures and requirements for annual review of U.S. companies1**Renewal of relevant documents, including the recognition of directors and shareholders and the positions of the company;

2)**Company registered address;

3) Tax-related management account declaration and payment.

1.U.S. Company Annual Report: Renewal of U.S. Certificate of Incorporation.

2.Legally registered ** person: It is a necessary condition for the establishment of a company in the United States, free of charge for the first year, starting from the second year, and charged annually

3.Documentation and service fees (including: courier fees, ** fees, document fees, and professional service fees, etc.).

The annual review time is different in each state in the United States, for example, the New York company is a biennial annual review, the Florida company is to be reviewed before May 1, and the Texas company is to be reviewed before May 15.

Annual inspection means that the name and address of the company's management personnel must be submitted every year; Pay the registration fee for the current year's company registration**; Confirm and update the company's registration information, issue annual inspection certificates and ensure the legitimacy of the company.

1.A copy of the company's original certificate of incorporation.

2.A copy of the company's articles of association.

3.When the company was founded, it was said that there were documents.

4.Documents for the company's capital increase or name change.

5.Identification information of shareholders or directors of the company.

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.

If the company fails to conduct the annual review within the specified time or misses the annual review time, it may incur fines, and there will be corresponding penalties, which will also affect the business activities of the company's directors and shareholders.

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.

U.S. companies need to pay attention to the annual review on time, each state** will determine the amount of fines according to the length of overdue and the place of registration, and the overdue annual review will incur fines, and the longer the time, the more fines will be paid.

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.

The annual examination fee for a U.S. company varies from state to state (50 states) and includes official fees + service fees. Generally speaking, it usually ranges from 3000rmb to 5000.

Special attention should be paid to the annual review time of U.S. companies, some states have special requirements, such as Delaware: LLC companies complete annual reviews before June 1 every year, and Type C companies complete annual reviews before March 1 every year. New York and Indiana have an annual review every two years, and Florida companies have an annual review before May 1.

In the United States, most companies in California, Chromado and other states are annual inspections and annual tax returns.

Time and cost of annual inspection of U.S. companies:

1. The annual inspection time of the American company is generally one year after the establishment of the registered company 2. The annual inspection fee of the American company:

1) The later operation of the registered American company is not operating in the United States, and there is no ** contact with the United States, the company does not need to do accounts and pay taxes, but the company needs to file taxes, and the company can also make zero declarations. The cost of annual inspections varies from state to state in the United States, with federal taxes of $800 in California and $1,100 in New York.

2) The registered U.S. company operates in the U.S., and U.S. accountants need to do the accounting for the expenses.

The annual review time is generally one year after the establishment of the company, and the cost varies from state to state.

After the successful registration of the U.S. company, it is not once and for all, the United States attaches great importance to the annual review, if there is no annual review in the first year will close the company, the company will go to the time to handle it when it expires, and must not be overdue, the annual inspection of the U.S. company is generally a report a year.

Notice to go through the annual inspection procedures.

Sign the annual review agreement.

Submit ** documents.

1. The company's annual review and annual reportRenewal of Certificate of Incorporation.

2. Legally registered ** personIt is a prerequisite for setting up a company in the United States, free for the first year, and charged annually from the second year onwards3. Fees for documents and servicesIncluding: transportation courier fees, ** fees, document fees and professional service fees, etc., due to the different types of company laws, there are also certain differences in the requirements and time of the company's annual examination, so it is necessary to go through the annual examination procedures according to the specific requirements of each state.