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US Company
Our experienced and
reputable company offers legal entities, such as Corporation
and LLC incorporated/formed in USA for US
and non US residents.
If
you would like to get advantages of a
company incorporated in a respectable
jurisdiction, you should consider an US company
We
offer US LLC (Limited Liability Company) and US Corporation packages, which include
everything you need to start your business. You could also order our introduction
services for opening a corporate bank
account.
Advantages
of US
Respectable
image of US legal entities
No
requirements of director's (member's) residency
No
requirements of a minimum authorized capital
No
requirement of issued capital
No
restrictions of quantity issued shares
Stable
political environment and secure economy
Great
investment opportunities
Well-developed
financial services industry
Common
law legal system based on English law
Well
developed professional infrastructure
Excellent
telecommunications system.
Taxation
Corporation
is taxable entity. Tax rates depend
form corporate taxable income and vary from 15% to 39% on worldwide net
income according to the following table:
| $0 to $50,000 |
15% |
| $50,000 to $75,000 |
25% |
| $75,000 to 100,000 |
34% |
| $100,000 to $335,000 |
39% |
| $335,000 to $10
mil. |
34% |
| $10 mil. to $15 mil. |
35% |
| $15 mil. to $18.3
mil. |
38% |
| $18.3 mil.+ |
35% |
Corporation
is able to take tax deductions on business expenses (auto, office, etc.).
Moreover, Corporation can provide tax free benefits for its employees,
such as dental, medical and others.
LLC
is not taxable entity. Income (loss) is passed through to members, and
members pay taxes as individuals. They can deduct LLC's losses from other
sources of income. If members are non-US residents, they are not liable
for US taxes for income derived outside of the United States and passive
income derived from the United States, such as interest income, dividend
income and capital gains.
Double
Tax Treaties
The
United States has tax treaties with a number of foreign countries. As a
result, many non-US residents are exempt from US taxes or taxed at
considerably reduced rates on income derived from US.
Legal
System
The
legal system is based on the English Common Law.
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