Monday, July 26, 2010
Can I start foreign entity with the same registered name?
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 StatesWho should apply for foreign entity or Certificate of authority to conduct business other than home state?
Monday, May 31, 2010
What if the name is not available?
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Friday, May 7, 2010
How to register foreign corporation or foreign llc?
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
Why should I apply for foreign entity certificates?
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Who should apply for foreign entity?
Typically, an entity needs not to register in another state if it will be conducting only a few isolated transactions in the state.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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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.