Showing posts with label register foreign corporation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label register foreign corporation. Show all posts

Monday, July 26, 2010

Can I start foreign entity with the same registered name?

It depends on the availability of that name in the state in which you are going to start your business. When registering as a foreign llc or a foreign corporation, u can not use the name that is being used by the pre-existing company in that state. Check availability first. InfoTaxSquare can facilitate to in this connection. Call us at (866) 754-4460

How to register foreign corporation or foreign llc to transact business in the other state?

A foreign LLC or foreign corporation is generally required to get foreign entity qualified or to obtain certificate of authority in the state by filing an application with the concerned authorities and paying a prescribed fee.

In most states, registration requires disclosure of the LLCs name, state of organization and the name and address of the registered agent in the state for which the application is being made. InfoTaxSquare has made this process easy and simpler

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Source: Business Documents Filing In All 50 States

Who should apply for foreign entity or Certificate of authority to conduct business other than home state?

All business entities who want to conduct their business in the state other than the state they were formed, must obtain the certificate of authority from the concerned state department to do so. This process is commonly referred to as "foreign entity qualification" or "register foreign llc" or "register foreign corporation". By doing so, you will get rights to start your business in that particular state.

Typically, an entity needs not to register in another state if it will be conducting only a few isolated transactions in the state.

Monday, May 31, 2010

What if the name is not available?

If your company's name conflicts with an existing company name or trade name, you may still register the company to do business in the state as a qualify llc or qualify corporation, but the company will have to adopt a name that does not conflict with any other names or trade names in that state, it is called "doing Business as" or "DBA"

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Friday, May 7, 2010

How to register foreign corporation or foreign llc?

A foreign LLC or foreign corporation is generally required to get foreign entity qualification in the state by filing an application with the concerned authorities and paying a prescribed fee. In most states, registration requires disclosure of the LLCs name, state of organization and the name and address of the registered agent in the state for which the application is being made. InfoTaxSquare has made this process easy and simpler.



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Thursday, May 6, 2010

Why should I apply for foreign entity certificates?

f you are going to start business transactions in the state other than the state in which you are currently doing business, then you must file for foreign entity with the hosting state (in which you want to conduct business). This act will help you to enjoy all benefits that a domestic corporation may have in that hosting state.

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Who should apply for foreign entity?

All business entities who want to conduct their business in the state other than the state they were formed, must obtain authority to do so from the concerned state department. This process is commonly referred to as "foreign entity qualification" or "register foreign llc" or "register foreign corporation". By doing so, you will get rights to start your business in that particular state.

Typically, an entity needs not to register in another state if it will be conducting only a few isolated transactions in the state.

Source: http://www.infotaxsquare.com

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Our services to register foreign llc or a foreign corporation

* InfoTaxSquare will prepare your Foreign Qualification documents for your review and submission to the appropriate state agency in any state so that your corporation or LLC may operate as a foreign entity within that state.
* Obtaining Certificate of Good Standing from your home state.
* Registered Agent Service.
* Name Availability Search.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Being a Non-Resident USA, Can I starts a business or forms a company in USA?

Being a Non-Resident USA, Can I start business or form a company in USA? To establish a company in USA it is not required to be neither a resident nor citizen to form company in USA. Non-USA Resident has to follow the following guidelines.

  • They are required to have a physical address
  • Any legal person can be a registered agent of entity.
  • PO Box is not acceptable
  • To maintain company which are required to file yearly annual report
  • To keep that company in a good standing it is required to file State Taxes if applicable, Federal Taxes
  • Being a Non-Resident USA, it will only be liable for State and federal taxes and it may not be required to pay USA Social Security and Medicare Taxes
  • They can either form a C-Corporation or an LLC but not an S-Corporation, because to form an s-corporation they have to be a resident or a citizen
  • But the C-Corporation can be converted any time to an S-Corporation once the individual get the status mean become a permanent resident of USA
  • There is no restriction to open a bank account as a non-us-resident
  • There is no restriction to hire employees under their entity
  • Non-resident USA can open a foreign entity of their existing oversees company to conduct business in USA, or if they have the same members or shareholders then they can open a separate entity.It will serve the same purpose
  • To create a foreign entity of existing oversees company they have to obtain certificate of good standing/certificate of existence or certificate of status that the company is legally registered
  • To create a foreign entity, existing company has to be in a good standing to execute a business.



Monday, January 25, 2010

Is there any penalty to transact business without getting certificate of authority?

Yes, if any entity who would not get certificate of authority then:

* the entity cannot maintain an action, suit, or proceeding in a court until it registers;
* the attorney general can enjoin the entity from transacting business in the state;
* the entity is subject to a civil penalty equal to all fees and taxes that would have been imposed if the entity had registered when first required; and
* If the entity has transacted business in the state for more than ninety (90) days, the secretary of state may condition the filing of the registration on the payment of a late filing fee equal to the registration fee for each year or part of year of delinquency.