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How much capital is required
to incorporate a U.S. business? |
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One of the main factors in the decision to expand your
business into the U.S. market is the amount of capital
that is required to incorporate a U.S. business. The
answer to that question is complex and depends on
the preferred State of incorporation. |
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State of Incorporation?
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The United States of America includes 50 States and the
District of Columbia. Each of the 50 States has its own
incorporation law that determines the incorporation or
business formation requirements, among them the amount
of required capital. |
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Delaware - The Most Popular
Incorporation State
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According to the Delaware
Secretary of State Website, more than 850,000 business
entities have their legal home in Delaware including
more than 50% of all U.S. publicly-traded companies and
63% of the Fortune 500. Businesses entities of all
types select Delaware for the State flexible corporate
laws, highly-respected Court of Chancery and
business-friendly State Government. One of the best
features of a Delaware Corporation or a Delaware LLC is
that No minimum capital is required to form a either of
the entities. This means that other than you can
incorporate your Delaware company or form your Delaware
LLC with a minimal amount.
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Nevada, a favorable
States to Many Small Businesses
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Nevada earned its
popularity with many businesses due to
tested corporate laws, highest degree of
privacy, the fact that it is the only
state in the U.S. that does not share
information with the Internal Revenue
Service Lastly, and finally Nevada has
no state corporate taxes. Same as in
Delaware No minimum capital is required
in Nevada to Incorporate a Business or
form a Limited Liability Company.
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Other U.S. States
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If your U.S. business will have a physical presence
in any U.S. state you should seriously consider
incorporating in that state. Otherwise, if you
incorporate in another state, you will have to register
that company in the state where you have the physical
presence as a Foreign Corporation or a Foreign LLC. This
means that you may have to register your U.S. business
in states other than Delaware or Nevada. As previously
explained, each state has different corporate laws, thus
each state has different requirement for minimum capital
to form your U.S. company. To make sure you understand
the amount needed in the state of your choice please
contact us to discuss.
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About Tax Usa Inc.
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