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...unless you establish physical presence in any of those states (for example open an office, hire employees etc.), you don’t need to register this entity in any of those states....
Dear Craig, First of all you do not need to register your company in all 50 states. In fact, to start you might choose any state as your state of...
David, The question of registering a company in a state other than the state of residence was covered widely on our site, and it always comes down to a simple...
...need to collect sales tax if your company has established what is called a “nexus”, as defined by that state laws. So for example if you form a Delaware LLC...
...apply, for example the company cannot be elected to be taxed as S-Corporation. Also, I believe individuals of certain countries would not be allowed by law to conduct business in...
Colleen, It would make sense to register a company in the US if it would help your business, for example by making it easier for your US clients to pay...
Dear Luc, I presume you do not own the datacenter, but only use its services to run your servers, as an example. Whether this alone creates nexus for your business...
Dear Naf, You really have your pick of the litter here. If your business is tied to a particular state, for example if you are buying real estate or opening...
...company bank account in your home country of Sweden. However, you would most likely have to physically come to the United States to open the bank account here. I hope...
Dear Milo, A U.S. entity may be owned partially or wholly by international persons or companies. For example, you may list a company in Italy and yourself as owners of...