What are the requirements for the annual review of a company in California?

After registering a company in California, it is necessary to conduct an annual examination on time. After registering a company in the United States, if you do not operate business activities in California, you do not need to pay income tax, only franchise tax. California **** must pay the annual franchise tax by March 1 of each year, while the US limited liability company, LLC, without registered capital, cannot be listed, and is paid before June 1 of each year.

If your company has business activities in the United States, it is required by law to pay the relevant taxes.

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Because the United States is on the other side of the ocean, it is different from China in many aspects, resulting in domestic customers being confused about the annual review of American companies. Today, we have collected information about the annual review of U.S. companies to help you.

1. Procedures and requirements for 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.Registered address of the company;

3.Tax-related accounting filings and payments.

2. Introduction to the annual review service of American companies:

1.U.S. Company Annual Examination, Annual Report: Renewal of 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.Fees for documents and services.

3. Information on the annual review of American 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 shareholder's or director's ID card or passport (subject to submission**).

4. The time and cost of the annual review of the U.S. company.

1.The annual review time varies from state to state in the United States, and most state companies generally have an annual review time before the anniversary date of incorporation.

2.The annual examination fee varies from state to state, mainly based on the place of incorporation of the company.

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 lease keys for 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.