How does a U.S. company conduct an annual inspection?

No matter which state you are registering your company in, you must conduct an annual review of your company, file and pay your taxes on time, and you need to provide your company's financial reports. Because the U.S. legal system is quite strict, it is recommended to find an experienced senior American accountant to do this work.

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The annual inspection of American companies is generally divided into natural annual inspection or annual annual inspection, depending on which state you are registered in.

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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.

Information to be provided by customers for annual inspection of U.S. companies.

1.A copy of the U.S. Certificate of Incorporation;

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.Copies of capital increase documents (if any);

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

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

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, and from the second year, it is charged on an annual basis;

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

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.

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.**Renewal of relevant documents, 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.