Business Formation in the US

Launch your U.S. business from anywhere in the world. We take care of the paperwork, filings, and compliance. You stay focused on building your vision.

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Why choose us?

Personalized guidance

We guide you through every step so you don’t miss the details that matter and avoid costly mistakes. You get clarity, confidence, and a smoother path forward.

 

Proven Experience

We’ve seen it all. With 5+ years of experience, we understand the nuances of every business type and industry. That expertise lets us guide you with clarity and confidence.

Best customer service

We deliver a U.S.-level customer experience with fast, reliable support. Our team provides affordable, top‑quality service and accurate guidance for every step of your business formation.

Your long‑term partner

From compliance to taxes, we give you the tools and services to keep your business protected and growing for years.

Pick your path. We’ll support you every step of the way.

 

Basic

€200

+ state filing fees

Includes:
checkArticles of organization, the document needed to officially register your LLC with the state
checkName check service, to confirm that your preferred business name is available
checkTax consultation

Pro

€300

+ state filing fees

Includes Basic package, plus:
checkAn EIN application, which is used to file taxes, open bank accounts, and build your staff
checkGuidance on setting up a registered agent for your business.
checkGuidance on setting up a virtual mailbox and phone for your business.

Premium

€500

+ state filing fees

Includes Pro package, plus:
checkAn operating agreement, which helps you set entity guidelines and settle disputes.
checkGuidance on opening a US bank account for your business.
checkGuidance on building business credit for your business.
checkGuidance on setting up a bookkeeping for your business.

Types of U.S. business entities

You can register several major types of U.S. business entities, each serving different goals and levels of protection. Here’s a clear breakdown:

Sole Proprietorship

The simplest structure with no legal separation between the owner and the business. Easy to start but offers no liability protection, meaning personal assets are at risk. Best for very small, low‑risk activities.

Partnership

A business owned by two or more people. Can be a General Partnership (shared liability), Limited Partnership (one general partner + limited partners), or LLP (liability protection for partners). Good for professional services or shared ventures.

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S-Corporation

Not a separate entity type but a tax election for eligible U.S. companies (LLCs or Corporations). It allows profits to pass through to owners while avoiding self‑employment tax on part of the income. Only U.S. citizens and residents can own S‑Corps, so it’s not available to most international founders.

C-Corporations

A traditional corporation that can issue shares, attract investors, and scale. It’s the preferred structure for startups seeking venture capital. C‑Corps pay corporate tax, and shareholders pay tax on dividends (double taxation), but they offer the strongest separation between owners and the business.

Limited Liability Companies (LLC)

A Limited Liability Company offers strong liability protection, flexible management, and simple tax treatment. Owners (called “members”) can choose pass‑through taxation or elect corporate taxation. It’s the most popular choice for small businesses, online sellers, freelancers, and international founders because it’s easy to maintain and highly flexible.

Small Businesses Registered in Any State

We assist with businesses formation in all 50 states, ensuring compliance.

Why work with Ameri Tax Global?

Expertise

With over 5+ years of specialized experience, we understand U.S. requirements for business formation at the highest level. 

Personalized Service

No DIY guesswork. Your dedicated professional handles your entire company formation process from start to finish.

Long‑Term Commitment

You can rely on us for all your future U.S. tax and annual reporting needs to stay fully compliant. We’re here for the long run.

How much do you charge?

We have a flat fee on our US business formation services. We offer Basic, Pro and Premium services for business formation in the US.

How long does it take to get my business registered?

Formation times vary by state. We can apply for your business at your first appointment once you pay our service fee and the state registration fee. After submission, the state may take up to two weeks to register your company.

What information do you need from me to get started?

We just need a few key details from you to get started:

  • Company name

  • Business owner name
  • Company address and registered agent address

  • Phone number and email for communication and state filings

Do I need an LLC to start a business?

No, you don’t need an LLC to run a business. But forming an LLC protects your personal assets—your home, savings, and other belongings—from business liabilities. It also makes your business look more credible to customers, banks, and partners, which can help you grow with confidence.

Can Ameri Tax Global help after I form my LLC?

Yes! Once your LLC is formed, you can access our ongoing services—from tax preparation to annual filings for your business.

What is an LLC?

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a business structure that merges the liability protection of a corporation with the tax advantages and operational flexibility of a partnership or sole proprietorship. It protects owners from personal liability for business debts and obligations, while allowing profits to flow through to the owners’ personal tax returns.

How is an LLC taxed?

1. If you are the sole owner, member, or equity partner of your LLC, you will file your LLC business numbers on Form 1040, Schedule C. This is part of your individual tax return and is not a separate federal return, though it does require separate schedules.
2. If your LLC has multiple owners, partners, or members, you may file as a Partnership using Federal Form 1065 and any relevant state forms. We provide support for returns in all 50 states.
3. S-Corp. To benefit from reduced self-employment taxes, an S-Corp classification must be applied for with the IRS. This is the main reason individuals opt for the S-Corp structure. To utilize this tax strategy, you must file an S-Corp election with the IRS and have it approved, adhering to specific requirements.

How do LLC owners avoid taxes?

LLC owners can lower their tax burden by electing S-Corp status to reduce self-employment taxes, taking advantage of deductions and credits, and practicing strategic expense management. Effective tax planning and adherence to IRS regulations are crucial to avoid penalties.

An LLC avoids double taxation by functioning as a pass-through entity, which means profits are taxed only at the individual owner’s level, not at both the corporate and personal levels. This structure allows income to be reported on the owners’ personal tax returns, thereby sidestepping corporate income tax.

The tax benefits of an LLC include pass-through taxation, which prevents double taxation, flexibility in selecting the tax structure (such as Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, or S-Corp), and access to various tax deductions and credits. LLCs also provide ease in filing and potential tax savings on self-employment taxes if S-Corp status is elected.

Do I need to be a US citizen to work register a business in the US?

No, you don’t! We work with entrepreneurs from around the world to get their businesses incorporated in the US.

Why should I get an LLC and a business deposit account?

Forming an LLC and opening a business deposit account are essential steps to protect your personal assets and streamline your finances. An LLC shields your home, savings, and other personal assets from business‑related liabilities, while a dedicated business account keeps your finances separate, simplifies tax preparation, and gives your company a more professional image.

Where I can access more information about your privacy policy?

Please see our entire Privacy Policy for more detailed answers to your questions.

How long do you keep my filed information on file?

We retain your information for as long as your account is active, or as needed to provide you services. We may retain or use your information as necessary to comply with our policies, legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements. The IRS requires us to retain filed tax returns for at least three years.

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