What are the requirements to register a company in the United States?

Conditions for setting up a company in the United States:

1. Provide the name of the U.S. company, and apply if there is no duplicate after being verified by the U.S. company registration agency;

2. Provide a scanned copy of the ID card or passport of one or more directors and shareholders (over 18 years old);

3. Provide registered capital and shareholder share distribution ratio, registered capital does not need capital verification, 1-100,000 US dollars;

4. Registered address in the United States;

U.S. company name: the company name is free, there is no restriction on the beginning of the company, China japanese usa us america, etc., or directly start with your company's trade name;

Documents obtained after registration:

1) Certificate of Incorporation 2) Business Registration Certificate 3) Articles of Association 4) **5) Consent to Serve as Director 6) Steel Seal and Signature Seal 7) Statutory Book of Directors 8) Notice of Registered Address 9) Notice of First Secretary of Directors 10) Company Record Book.

To register a U.S. company, the following conditions need to be met:

To determine the name of the American company, it must be in English, prepare 2-3 to avoid repetition.

In principle, the company's business scope is generally not too restrictive, and it is legal enough.

Determine the proportional share of shares.

The registered address of the U.S. company is provided by the ** company.

The registered capital, different continents, the registered capital is different, generally 50,000 US dollars, no need to verify the capital and in place. When registering a company, it is necessary to state the amount of ** issued at the time of incorporation of the company.

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Things to look out for when registering a U.S. company:

1. Registered share capital: refers to the number of shares that can be issued when the company is listed, which is not the same concept as the domestic "registered capital". Hongchang is generally registered with 10,000 shares, and the standard skin is approved for allocation.

2. Federal Tax ID: It is the number used by the Federal Tax Service to identify each corporate tax entity. Once a U.S. company is registered, each company needs to apply for a federal tax identification number. It is a document that must be applied for by U.S. companies to open a bank account and operate a tax return.

Many Chinese companies register U.S. companies for three main purposes:

1. Expand business in the United States. Not only can you receive and pay U.S. dollars through U.S. domestic accounts and open up the U.S. domestic market, but you can also use the international image of U.S. companies to open up consumer markets in other regions.

2. Cross-border e-commerce. From the perspective of brands, stores with American companies are more favored by local consumers in the United States, and some products (such as jewelry, etc.) can only be listed in stores with American companies.

3. Enhance brand image. As one of the most developed countries in the world, the United States has an irreplaceable international position in many industries such as the Internet, high-tech, and finance.

Q: Do I have to apply for a Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN) to register a company?

A: It is not required to apply for a tax number for the registration of a company, if you do not need it for the time being, you can not apply for it for the time being. The main purposes of the tax number are: tax declaration, bank account opening, customs filing, etc.

Q: Why are some U.S. companies increasing their registered capital every year? Are there any favorable policies?

A: If there is no special purpose, the registered capital according to the state's standards is sufficient. The change of registered capital has no direct impact on taxation and operation, and if the capital is too high, it is likely to attract the attention of the tax bureau.

Q: Should shareholders pay IIT in the U.S. when they receive corporate dividends?

A: LLC corporations require members to file federal tax returns with the company; If the shareholder of Company C is not registered in the United States, he does not need to file individual income tax in the United States, but should file individual income tax in the country where the tax registration is located.

Q: What are the tariffs on goods exported to the United States?

A: Customs duties are very complex, and customs duties have different regulations for each different commodity. For some products, there may be a real-time surcharge or exemption policy, there is no flat rate, all taxes and inspection and other miscellaneous charges are recommended to consult customs or a dedicated freight forwarding company.

Register a U.S. company.

U.S. company registration requirements: more than one company director and shareholder (natural or legal person with no nationality restriction), valid identification document (ID card or passport).

U.S. company registration type: Shares****Inc, Limited Liability Company LLC.

To register a U.S. company, you need to provide the following information: the name of the U.S. company (English name), the scanned ID card or passport of the directors and shareholders (must be at least 18 years old), the English signature of the chairman, the first name and last name, the pinyin form, the registered capital of the company (no capital verification is required), the determination of the share distribution ratio of the shareholders of the U.S. company, and the registered address of the U.S. company (in which state).

U.S. company registration process: go to the state **fill in a**, pay the money, wait for two weeks, apply for a federal ein number, and finally open a bank account.

LLC or S shares****, sometimes even longer. Some states, such as New York, may use premium processing for an additional fee, reducing the application processing time to 2-3 business days.

Whether registered capital is required to register a company in the United States: Capital verification is not required to register a company in the United States, and there is no restriction on registered capital.

1. Application conditions for U.S. companies.

1.More than one director and shareholder of the company (natural or legal person without international restrictions);

2.Valid identification document (ID card or passport for at least 18 years old);

2. Materials required for the registration of a U.S. company.

1.Determine the U.S. company name (in English);

2.Provide scanned copies of ID cards or passports of directors and shareholders;

3.Provide the English signature of the chairman;

4.Determine the proportion of shares to shareholders of a U.S. company.

3. Common types of registered U.S. companies.

1.Share **** (inc): This is currently the most commonly used form of company registered by Chinese in the United States, because it does not involve double taxation, ** can be bought and sold privately, and can be listed later, including Apple Inc., Zhu Bajie Company are used in the form of inc;

1. Registration conditions.

More than one director and shareholder of the company (natural or legal person without international restrictions);

Valid identification document (ID card or passport for at least 18 years old);

2. Materials required for registration.

Chinese and English name of the company; State of Incorporation; U.S. Mailbox; Front and back of ID card** or front and back of passport**.

3. Common types of registered U.S. companies.

Share **** (inc): This is currently the most commonly used form of company registered by Chinese in the United States, because it does not involve double taxation, ** can be bought and sold privately, and can be listed later, including Apple Inc., Zhu Bajie Company are used in the form of inc;

1. Provide a copy of the passport or ID card (over 18 years old) of one or more shareholders;

2. Provide three U.S. company names, which can be applied for if there are no duplicates after being verified by the U.S. company registration agency;

3. Provide the name of the chairman, president, chairman, secretary and financial officer of the applicant U.S. company;

4. The proportion of shares per ** owner of the U.S. company applying for registration (%)

Conditions for setting up a company in the United States:

1) All shareholders must be over 18 years old;

2) Shareholders must have a valid ID card or Chinese passport;

3) The applicant must provide the first five pages of the photocopy of the passport and the proof of employment in the company, such as tax bills and salary statements;

4) Resume and company dispatch letter stating the position, assignment, tenure and salary status of the United States;

5) Have a business license of a Chinese company, proof of company activities: such as company advertising, product introduction, contract, bill of lading, etc.;

6) The company's organizational structure and personnel list, the company's tax bill, profit and loss statement and balance sheet for the last two years;

Conditions for shareholders (directors):

1. More than one person must be at least 18 years old.

2. Provide two copies of resident ID card and passport, and three bareheaded certificates.

3. Provide 3-5 company names.

Under U.S. law, anyone aged 18 or older is eligible to register a U.S. company as a director, so Chinese citizens can become directors of U.S. companies as long as they meet the above legal requirements.

Requirements for registering a U.S. companyProvide a copy of the passport or ID card (over 18 years old) of one or more shareholders;

2.Provide three U.S. company names, which can be applied for if there are no duplicates after verification by the U.S. company registration authority;

3.Provide the name of the chairman, president, chairman, secretary and treasurer of the applicant U.S. company;

4.The proportion of shares held by each ** owner of a U.S. company applying for registration.

U.S. Company Incorporation ProcessFill in the power of attorney, sign the agreement, pay the deposit, go to the ** department to handle, complete the process in about 30 working days, and the shareholder director personally signs the statutory documents to pay the balance.

1.There are many types of companies in the United States, and basically any foreigner who enters the United States legally can find the type of company that he can handle. Therefore, Chinese, even if they are international students with F-1 status, can set up a suitable type of American company (or the American branch of a Chinese company);

2.You can do it yourself in the simple category, and you can register it on the same day for very little money. However, if you have a large number of shareholders and complex equity, and hope that it can issue shares again in the future to attract heavy investors to join, etc., it is better to find a professional lawyer.

Accountants can do it too. The fee is not high, 200 to 1,000 dollars is enough (if the lawyer helps). U.S. lawyers are much more expensive than accountants).

3.It's not difficult to set up a company in the U.S. (otherwise it wouldn't be something that can be done quickly for a few hundred dollars or less than $1,000), especially for domestic businesses that already have a company in China. Because the United States is a country with a free economic system, everyone is encouraged to invest and start a business, and everyone has the same threshold, which is not high.

The more difficult thing is how to get the business started. This is the crux of the matter. According to statistics, the number of small businesses in the United States is basically his population, but 80% of these registered small businesses have never operated (without any business income), only costs and expenses, which everyone uses for tax purposes, hehe, reasonable and legal tax avoidance.

Individuals can also register a U.S. company, and the materials required to register a U.S. company are:

1) Determine the U.S. company name (in English), which can include: Inc/llc./ltd;

2) Provide proof of identity of at least two directors;

3) Provide a company secretary (who can also be a director of the company);

4) Determine the registered capital of the company (no capital verification is required);

5) Provide a registered address in the contiguous United States.

6) Sign the Agreement for Entrustment of New York State Company Registration and pay the corresponding registration fee.

U.S. Company Registration Process:

1) Provide an alternative company name;

2) Sign the registration confirmation form and agreement documents;

3) Pay the processing fee;

4) Go through the procedures at the ** departments;

5) Fax or scan the post-registration documents;

6) Mail the company's materials to the designated place.

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It is recommended to register in the State of New York, USA.

Advantages of New York State Corporations:

1) Have an international brand and enhance the corporate image;

2) The state's offshore operations only need to pay profits tax, and do not need to pay local taxes, which reasonably reduces the financial burden;

3) Facilitate international ** and avoid tariff barriers;

4) Immigration and visa facilitation;

5) Avoid foreign exchange management and facilitate overseas listing;

6) Low management costs and good data confidentiality;

7) Convenient company management of the information that customers must provide for the annual inspection of US companies.

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The process of registering a U.S. company is simple and easy, and you need to provide the following information:

1.Provide the passport or ID card of one or more shareholders (over 18 years old, photocopy scanned copy);

2.Provide three U.S. company names, which can be applied for if there are no duplicates verified by the U.S. company registration authority;

3.Provide the name of the chairman, president, chairman, secretary and treasurer of the applicant U.S. company;

4.The proportion of shares held by each ** owner of a U.S. company applying for registration.

Documents required to register a U.S. company.

1.Determine the U.S. company name (in English);

2.Provide scanned copies of ID cards or passports of directors and shareholders;

3.Provide the English signature of the chairman;

4.Determine the proportion of shares to shareholders of a U.S. company.

A full set of documents after the completion of the U.S. company registration.

A copy of the registration document issued by the Secretary of State of Incorporation.

2.Minutes of the meeting at which the company was founded.

3.Statutes and bylaws stamped by the state**.

4.A set of statutory minutes.

5.Company seal (steel seal, strip seal).

6.1 copy of the company's ** account and 1 copy of the company's **.

7.1 copy of the U.S. company's legal secretary card.

8.1 copy of the list of documents of the U.S. company.

9.1 file box.

Processing time for U.S. companies: 1-2 weeks.