Can an Indian or foreign citizen register a company in the United States without visiting or having a US visa?

Yes, 100% remotely. United States corporate law (such as the Delaware General Corporation Law and the Wyoming Limited Liability Company Act) does not require US citizenship, green card status, physical residency, or a US visa to own or direct a company. Non-resident entrepreneurs can form a US LLC or C-Corporation, secure an IRS Employer Identification Number (EIN), and open an FDIC-insured US business bank account without ever traveling to the US. D BIZ CONSULTANCY manages the entire filing process end-to-end.

What is the latest FinCEN BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) reporting rule in 2026 under the Corporate Transparency Act?

Under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) administered by FinCEN, all non-exempt US reporting companies formed in 2026 must file an electronic Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR) within 30 calendar days of receiving official notice of formation from the Secretary of State. The report must disclose all beneficial owners who directly or indirectly own or control at least 25% of the company or exercise substantial control (such as C-level executives or sole managers). For foreign individuals without a US document, a valid, unexpired foreign passport is mandatory. Failure to file or willfully providing false information carries civil penalties up to $591 per day (inflation-adjusted as of 2026) and criminal fines up to $10,000 or up to 2 years imprisonment. D BIZ CONSULTANCY files your FinCEN BOIR seamlessly within the statutory deadline.

Which US state should I choose: Delaware or Wyoming?

The choice depends entirely on your business model, capitalization strategy, and privacy preferences: • Choose Delaware (typically C-Corporation) if you plan to raise venture capital, seek angel funding from US/global investors, participate in top accelerators like Y Combinator, Techstars, or 500 Global, or issue stock options (ESOPs) to employees. Delaware is the preferred jurisdiction of 68%+ of Fortune 500 companies and global VCs due to its centuries of established case law and specialized Court of Chancery. • Choose Wyoming (typically LLC) if you operate an e-commerce store (Amazon FBA, Shopify), digital marketing agency, SaaS, consulting firm, or boot-strapped enterprise. Wyoming offers zero state corporate income tax, zero personal income tax, strong statutory charging order protection, complete nominee privacy (members/managers are not listed on public records), and minimal ongoing annual report fees ($60 minimum).

Should I register a US LLC (Limited Liability Company) or a US C-Corporation (C-Corp)?

• US LLC: Provides pass-through taxation by default (profits/losses flow directly to members' personal tax returns without entity-level federal tax). It offers operational flexibility, fewer corporate formalities (no mandatory board of directors or annual meeting minutes), and robust personal asset protection. Best for solopreneurs, digital nomads, agencies, and e-commerce. • US C-Corporation: A distinct legal person with formal shares of stock, board of directors, and corporate bylaws. C-Corps are subject to corporate income tax (flat 21% federal rate) but are mandatory for issuing stock classes (preferred vs common), raising institutional equity, qualifying for Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) capital gains exemptions, and setting up Indian startup 'Flip' holding structures.

What is an EIN (Employer Identification Number) and how do non-residents get one without an SSN or ITIN?

An EIN (Employer Identification Number), also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, is a unique 9-digit number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to identify a business entity. It is mandatory for opening a US corporate bank account, hiring staff, filing federal tax returns, and setting up payment processors like Stripe and PayPal. Non-residents without a US Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) cannot use the IRS online portal; they must apply via Form SS-4 submitted through fax or third-party designee phone interview to the IRS Cincinnati Operations Center. D BIZ CONSULTANCY acts as your authorized third-party designee, expediting EIN issuance directly from the IRS.

Can an Indian founder open a US business bank account remotely in 2026?

Yes. In 2026, non-resident founders can open FDIC-insured US corporate bank accounts remotely through premier digital business banking platforms such as Mercury, Relay Financial, Brex, or Wise Business. These platforms partner with licensed US charter banks (e.g., Choice Financial Group, Thread Bank, Evolve Bank & Trust) and provide full routing numbers, ACH transfers, international wire capabilities, virtual/physical debit cards, and multi-currency balances. Requirements include the approved Certificate of Incorporation / Articles of Organization, IRS EIN confirmation letter (Form CP 575 or 147C), signed Operating Agreement or Bylaws, valid Passport, and proof of active business presence (website or commercial contract).

What is a US Registered Agent and why is it mandatory?

Under corporate laws across all 50 US states, every legal entity (LLC or Corporation) must maintain a Registered Agent with a physical street address within the state of formation (P.O. boxes are prohibited). The Registered Agent is legally designated to receive official government correspondence, statutory notices, tax reminders from the Secretary of State, and service of process (legal summons and subpoenas) during normal business hours. D BIZ CONSULTANCY provides professional, reliable Registered Agent services in Delaware, Wyoming, Florida, Texas, and other states as part of our incorporation package.

What is IRS Form 5472 and Form 1120, and what is the $25,000 penalty for non-filing?

Under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 6038A, any US Single-Member LLC that is 100% foreign-owned is treated as a 'Disregarded Entity' for income tax purposes, but is classified as a US Corporation for informational reporting purposes. As such, it must file an annual informational return on IRS Form 5472 attached to a pro forma Form 1120 by April 15 (or October 15 with extension). This form reports all 'reportable transactions' between the foreign owner and the LLC, including capital contributions, loans, profit distributions, and management fees. Failing to file Form 5472 on time or filing an incomplete return attracts an automatic, mandatory statutory penalty of $25,000 per year per violation. D BIZ CONSULTANCY prepares and files Form 5472 and Form 1120 to keep your company fully compliant.

How does the US-India Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) apply to US company profits?

The US-India Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) prevents income generated by cross-border business activities from being taxed twice. Non-resident Indian founders submit IRS Form W-8BEN (for individuals) or Form W-8BEN-E (for entities) to certify their foreign tax residency status and claim treaty relief. Under the DTAA, business profits of a US entity are generally subject to US federal taxation only if the entity has a Permanent Establishment (PE) or Effectively Connected Income (ECI) in the US. Taxes paid in the US can typically be credited against Indian income tax liabilities under Section 90 of the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961, subject to Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) rules.

What is Delaware Franchise Tax and when is it due?

Delaware does not impose state corporate income tax on companies that do not do business physically in the state, but it levies an annual Franchise Tax for the privilege of maintaining a Delaware legal entity: • For Delaware LLCs: A flat annual tax of $300, due on or before June 1 every year. Late filing incurs a $200 statutory penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest. • For Delaware C-Corps: An Annual Report and Franchise Tax due on or before March 1 every year. Delaware offers two calculation methods: the Authorized Shares Method (minimum $175 plus $50 filing fee) and the Assumed Par Value Capital Method (which frequently saves startups tens of thousands of dollars by factoring in gross assets and issued shares). Late filing incurs a $200 penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest.

What is Wyoming Annual Report and License Tax?

Wyoming requires all LLCs and corporations to file an Annual Report and pay a License Tax on or before the first day of the anniversary month of formation. The minimum tax is $60 for businesses with up to $300,000 in assets located in Wyoming (which applies to almost all remote online businesses with no physical property in Wyoming). If assets exceed $300,000, the fee is $0.0002 per dollar of assets. Missing this deadline risks the administrative dissolution and forfeiture of the entity by the Wyoming Secretary of State.

Can an Indian startup execute an 'Externalization' or 'Flip' into a Delaware C-Corp?

Yes. Many Indian tech startups looking to raise capital from Silicon Valley investors or enter global markets execute a 'Flip' structure, where a newly incorporated Delaware C-Corporation becomes the 100% holding parent company, and the Indian operating entity becomes its wholly owned subsidiary. The transaction must comply with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) regulations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) 2022 guidelines, Transfer Pricing rules, and Section 56(2)(viib) angel tax provisions. D BIZ CONSULTANCY provides full legal and structural advisory for seamless cross-border flips.

Can I accept international customer payments via Stripe, PayPal, and Apple Pay using a US entity?

Yes. One of the top reasons global entrepreneurs register a US company is to access frictionless US payment infrastructure. With a registered US LLC or C-Corp, an official EIN, and a US business bank account, you can activate fully verified US accounts on Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net, Shopify Payments, and Amazon Pay. This unlocks global multi-currency checkout, lower chargeback risks, recurring subscription billing, and immediate payouts without the payment gateway restrictions commonly encountered in emerging markets.

What documents are required to register a US company?

The documentation requirements for non-residents are straightforward and minimal: 1. Scanned color copy of a valid, unexpired Passport of each founder/director. 2. Proof of residential address (utility bill, driver's license, or bank statement dated within the last 3 months with name and address in English). 3. Desired company names (at least 2-3 options in order of preference). 4. Brief summary of proposed commercial activities and business website (if available). 5. Ownership percentages and allocation of shares or membership units among founders. No notarization or physical apostille is typically needed for initial Secretary of State filing.

How long does the complete US company registration process take in 2026?

The timeline typically spans: • Secretary of State Incorporation (Delaware or Wyoming): 24 to 48 hours for expedited state approval (or 5 to 7 business days standard). • IRS EIN Issuance (without US SSN/ITIN): 4 to 12 business days via expedited third-party designee fax processing with the IRS Cincinnati Operations Center. • Digital Bank Account Opening (Mercury / Relay): 2 to 4 business days upon document submission. • FinCEN BOI Electronic Filing: 24 hours once entity approval is confirmed. In total, your company can be legally operational, tax-registered, and bank-ready within 7 to 15 business days.

What is an Operating Agreement (for LLC) and Corporate Bylaws (for C-Corp)?

• Operating Agreement (LLC): The foundational governing contract among members outlining ownership percentages, voting rights, profit and loss allocations, management authority, capital contribution terms, and dissolution rules. While some states do not require it to be filed with the state government, banks, payment processors, and courts consider it mandatory to uphold the corporate veil. • Corporate Bylaws (C-Corp): The internal rulebook adopted by the Board of Directors governing board meetings, officer roles (President, Secretary, Treasurer), shareholder voting thresholds, share certificate issuance, and corporate record keeping. D BIZ CONSULTANCY drafts customized, bank-ready agreements with every registration.

What is Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) for Delaware C-Corps?

Section 1202 of the US Internal Revenue Code provides an exceptional federal tax incentive for early-stage startup investors and founders. If you hold Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) in a US C-Corporation for at least 5 years, you may be eligible to exclude up to 100% of capital gains from federal income tax upon selling the stock, up to a maximum cap of $10 million or 10 times your adjusted basis in the stock. This is one of the primary reasons venture capitalists require startups to be incorporated as Delaware C-Corps.

What are the sales tax and economic nexus rules for foreign-owned US companies (Wayfair Rule)?

Under the US Supreme Court ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. (2018), states can require remote businesses without physical presence to collect and remit state sales tax if they cross certain economic nexus thresholds (commonly $100,000 in gross sales or 200 separate transactions within that state in a calendar year). If you sell physical goods via Amazon or Shopify, marketplace facilitator laws often handle sales tax collection automatically. For digital services or SaaS, economic nexus rules vary by state. D BIZ CONSULTANCY assists with nexus monitoring and state sales tax compliance.

What is the difference between an SSN, ITIN, and EIN?

• SSN (Social Security Number): A 9-digit personal identification number issued to US citizens and lawful permanent residents for employment and tax reporting. • ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number): A 9-digit tax processing number issued by the IRS for foreign individuals who have US tax return filing or reporting requirements but are not eligible for an SSN. • EIN (Employer Identification Number): A 9-digit federal identification number issued to business entities (LLCs, Corporations, Partnerships) to identify the business for banking, tax filings, and payroll. Non-residents DO NOT need an SSN or ITIN to obtain an EIN for their US company.

Can an H-1B, F-1, or B-1/B-2 visa holder legally own a US LLC or C-Corp?

Yes. US immigration law permits foreign nationals holding visas (including H-1B, F-1, and visitor visas) to passively own shares, hold equity, and receive dividend distributions from a US company. However, visa holders cannot engage in active, unauthorized day-to-day employment or draw a salary from the company within the US without appropriate work authorization (such as an approved H-1B concurrent petition or work permit). Non-resident founders outside the US face no such immigration restrictions.

Can a single individual be the 100% owner, director, and officer of a US company?

Yes. Both Delaware and Wyoming corporate statutes explicitly allow single-member LLCs (where one individual or entity is the sole owner and manager) and single-shareholder C-Corporations (where one individual serves as the sole shareholder, sole director, President, Secretary, and Treasurer simultaneously). There is no requirement to have co-founders or local resident directors.

What happens if a US company fails to file its annual reports or pay franchise taxes?

Failing to file state annual reports or pay franchise taxes results in the company falling into 'Bad Standing' or 'Delinquent' status with the Secretary of State. After a statutory grace period, the state will administratively revoke or forfeit the company's charter ('Administrative Dissolution'). This strips away the owners' limited liability protection, exposes founders to personal liability for company obligations, freezes corporate bank accounts, and triggers state restoration penalties up to several hundred dollars.

What are the common causes of rejection during US company registration and how to avoid them?

The most frequent reasons for rejection or delays include: 1. Name Confusions: Proposing a company name identical or deceptively similar to an existing entity in that state, or using restricted words ('Bank', 'University', 'Attorney', 'Insurance') without licensing approval. 2. Incomplete or Inaccurate Registered Agent Information: Using a residential address or PO Box instead of a licensed physical registered agent address. 3. Errors on IRS Form SS-4: Inaccurate line 7b foreign status representation or listing a corporate entity instead of an individual as the Responsible Party. 4. FinCEN BOI Discrepancies: Mismatching spelling between the passport name and the electronic BOI declaration. D BIZ CONSULTANCY conducts thorough pre-submission audits to guarantee a 100% error-free filing.

How do US corporate taxes compare between an LLC and a C-Corp for non-residents?

• Foreign-Owned Single-Member LLC: Treated as a disregarded entity. If the business has no physical presence, no US employees, and no 'US-source Effectively Connected Income' (ECI), it may have zero US federal income tax liability, though mandatory informational Form 5472/1120 must still be filed. • US C-Corporation: Subject to a flat 21% US federal corporate income tax on worldwide net income, regardless of physical presence. In addition, when profits are distributed as dividends to foreign shareholders, a 30% statutory withholding tax applies, which is reduced to 15% or 25% under the US-India Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA).

Can a US company hold intellectual property (IP), trademarks, and patents?

Yes. US C-Corps and LLCs are widely considered the premier vehicles for holding global Intellectual Property (IP), software codebases, trademarks registered with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office), and international patents. Holding IP in a Delaware entity provides unmatched asset protection, simplified international licensing agreements, and optimal positioning for venture capital investment or strategic acquisitions.

What ongoing annual compliance services does D BIZ CONSULTANCY provide for US companies?

D BIZ CONSULTANCY provides an all-inclusive annual maintenance program covering: 1. Professional US Registered Agent service with digital mail forwarding. 2. State Annual Report & Franchise Tax calculation and filing (Delaware/Wyoming). 3. FinCEN BOI report updates for any changes in ownership or address within 30 days. 4. IRS Form 5472 and Form 1120 annual federal corporate informational/tax return preparation. 5. Renewal of federal and state compliance certificates (Certificate of Good Standing). 6. Dedicated CA and US CPA advisory support for cross-border tax coordination.

How does D BIZ CONSULTANCY assist with remote US company registration compared to automated DIY platforms?

While generic automated platforms simply push raw forms to the Secretary of State and leave foreign founders stranded with complex IRS notices, bank rejections, and FinCEN penalties, D BIZ CONSULTANCY provides personalized cross-border concierge service. We handle custom drafting of Operating Agreements/Bylaws, manual expedited IRS SS-4 fax submissions with third-party designee representation, direct onboarding guidance with banking partners (Mercury/Relay), FinCEN BOI compliance verification, and dual-jurisdiction tax advisory (US IRS + Indian FEMA/Income Tax) with licensed Chartered Accountants and corporate attorneys.

Can an Indian or foreign citizen register a company in the United States without visiting or having a US visa?

Yes, 100% remotely. United States corporate law (such as the Delaware General Corporation Law and the Wyoming Limited Liability Company Act) does not require US citizenship, green card status, physical residency, or a US visa to own or direct a company. Non-resident entrepreneurs can form a US LLC or C-Corporation, secure an IRS Employer Identification Number (EIN), and open an FDIC-insured US business bank account without ever traveling to the US. D BIZ CONSULTANCY manages the entire filing process end-to-end.

What is the latest FinCEN BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) reporting rule in 2026 under the Corporate Transparency Act?

Under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) administered by FinCEN, all non-exempt US reporting companies formed in 2026 must file an electronic Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR) within 30 calendar days of receiving official notice of formation from the Secretary of State. The report must disclose all beneficial owners who directly or indirectly own or control at least 25% of the company or exercise substantial control (such as C-level executives or sole managers). For foreign individuals without a US document, a valid, unexpired foreign passport is mandatory. Failure to file or willfully providing false information carries civil penalties up to $591 per day (inflation-adjusted as of 2026) and criminal fines up to $10,000 or up to 2 years imprisonment. D BIZ CONSULTANCY files your FinCEN BOIR seamlessly within the statutory deadline.

Which US state should I choose: Delaware or Wyoming?

The choice depends entirely on your business model, capitalization strategy, and privacy preferences: • Choose Delaware (typically C-Corporation) if you plan to raise venture capital, seek angel funding from US/global investors, participate in top accelerators like Y Combinator, Techstars, or 500 Global, or issue stock options (ESOPs) to employees. Delaware is the preferred jurisdiction of 68%+ of Fortune 500 companies and global VCs due to its centuries of established case law and specialized Court of Chancery. • Choose Wyoming (typically LLC) if you operate an e-commerce store (Amazon FBA, Shopify), digital marketing agency, SaaS, consulting firm, or boot-strapped enterprise. Wyoming offers zero state corporate income tax, zero personal income tax, strong statutory charging order protection, complete nominee privacy (members/managers are not listed on public records), and minimal ongoing annual report fees ($60 minimum).

Should I register a US LLC (Limited Liability Company) or a US C-Corporation (C-Corp)?

• US LLC: Provides pass-through taxation by default (profits/losses flow directly to members' personal tax returns without entity-level federal tax). It offers operational flexibility, fewer corporate formalities (no mandatory board of directors or annual meeting minutes), and robust personal asset protection. Best for solopreneurs, digital nomads, agencies, and e-commerce. • US C-Corporation: A distinct legal person with formal shares of stock, board of directors, and corporate bylaws. C-Corps are subject to corporate income tax (flat 21% federal rate) but are mandatory for issuing stock classes (preferred vs common), raising institutional equity, qualifying for Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) capital gains exemptions, and setting up Indian startup 'Flip' holding structures.

What is an EIN (Employer Identification Number) and how do non-residents get one without an SSN or ITIN?

An EIN (Employer Identification Number), also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, is a unique 9-digit number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to identify a business entity. It is mandatory for opening a US corporate bank account, hiring staff, filing federal tax returns, and setting up payment processors like Stripe and PayPal. Non-residents without a US Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) cannot use the IRS online portal; they must apply via Form SS-4 submitted through fax or third-party designee phone interview to the IRS Cincinnati Operations Center. D BIZ CONSULTANCY acts as your authorized third-party designee, expediting EIN issuance directly from the IRS.

Can an Indian founder open a US business bank account remotely in 2026?

Yes. In 2026, non-resident founders can open FDIC-insured US corporate bank accounts remotely through premier digital business banking platforms such as Mercury, Relay Financial, Brex, or Wise Business. These platforms partner with licensed US charter banks (e.g., Choice Financial Group, Thread Bank, Evolve Bank & Trust) and provide full routing numbers, ACH transfers, international wire capabilities, virtual/physical debit cards, and multi-currency balances. Requirements include the approved Certificate of Incorporation / Articles of Organization, IRS EIN confirmation letter (Form CP 575 or 147C), signed Operating Agreement or Bylaws, valid Passport, and proof of active business presence (website or commercial contract).

What is a US Registered Agent and why is it mandatory?

Under corporate laws across all 50 US states, every legal entity (LLC or Corporation) must maintain a Registered Agent with a physical street address within the state of formation (P.O. boxes are prohibited). The Registered Agent is legally designated to receive official government correspondence, statutory notices, tax reminders from the Secretary of State, and service of process (legal summons and subpoenas) during normal business hours. D BIZ CONSULTANCY provides professional, reliable Registered Agent services in Delaware, Wyoming, Florida, Texas, and other states as part of our incorporation package.

What is IRS Form 5472 and Form 1120, and what is the $25,000 penalty for non-filing?

Under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 6038A, any US Single-Member LLC that is 100% foreign-owned is treated as a 'Disregarded Entity' for income tax purposes, but is classified as a US Corporation for informational reporting purposes. As such, it must file an annual informational return on IRS Form 5472 attached to a pro forma Form 1120 by April 15 (or October 15 with extension). This form reports all 'reportable transactions' between the foreign owner and the LLC, including capital contributions, loans, profit distributions, and management fees. Failing to file Form 5472 on time or filing an incomplete return attracts an automatic, mandatory statutory penalty of $25,000 per year per violation. D BIZ CONSULTANCY prepares and files Form 5472 and Form 1120 to keep your company fully compliant.

How does the US-India Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) apply to US company profits?

The US-India Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) prevents income generated by cross-border business activities from being taxed twice. Non-resident Indian founders submit IRS Form W-8BEN (for individuals) or Form W-8BEN-E (for entities) to certify their foreign tax residency status and claim treaty relief. Under the DTAA, business profits of a US entity are generally subject to US federal taxation only if the entity has a Permanent Establishment (PE) or Effectively Connected Income (ECI) in the US. Taxes paid in the US can typically be credited against Indian income tax liabilities under Section 90 of the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961, subject to Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) rules.

What is Delaware Franchise Tax and when is it due?

Delaware does not impose state corporate income tax on companies that do not do business physically in the state, but it levies an annual Franchise Tax for the privilege of maintaining a Delaware legal entity: • For Delaware LLCs: A flat annual tax of $300, due on or before June 1 every year. Late filing incurs a $200 statutory penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest. • For Delaware C-Corps: An Annual Report and Franchise Tax due on or before March 1 every year. Delaware offers two calculation methods: the Authorized Shares Method (minimum $175 plus $50 filing fee) and the Assumed Par Value Capital Method (which frequently saves startups tens of thousands of dollars by factoring in gross assets and issued shares). Late filing incurs a $200 penalty plus 1.5% monthly interest.

What is Wyoming Annual Report and License Tax?

Wyoming requires all LLCs and corporations to file an Annual Report and pay a License Tax on or before the first day of the anniversary month of formation. The minimum tax is $60 for businesses with up to $300,000 in assets located in Wyoming (which applies to almost all remote online businesses with no physical property in Wyoming). If assets exceed $300,000, the fee is $0.0002 per dollar of assets. Missing this deadline risks the administrative dissolution and forfeiture of the entity by the Wyoming Secretary of State.

Can an Indian startup execute an 'Externalization' or 'Flip' into a Delaware C-Corp?

Yes. Many Indian tech startups looking to raise capital from Silicon Valley investors or enter global markets execute a 'Flip' structure, where a newly incorporated Delaware C-Corporation becomes the 100% holding parent company, and the Indian operating entity becomes its wholly owned subsidiary. The transaction must comply with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) regulations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) 2022 guidelines, Transfer Pricing rules, and Section 56(2)(viib) angel tax provisions. D BIZ CONSULTANCY provides full legal and structural advisory for seamless cross-border flips.

Can I accept international customer payments via Stripe, PayPal, and Apple Pay using a US entity?

Yes. One of the top reasons global entrepreneurs register a US company is to access frictionless US payment infrastructure. With a registered US LLC or C-Corp, an official EIN, and a US business bank account, you can activate fully verified US accounts on Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.Net, Shopify Payments, and Amazon Pay. This unlocks global multi-currency checkout, lower chargeback risks, recurring subscription billing, and immediate payouts without the payment gateway restrictions commonly encountered in emerging markets.

What documents are required to register a US company?

The documentation requirements for non-residents are straightforward and minimal: 1. Scanned color copy of a valid, unexpired Passport of each founder/director. 2. Proof of residential address (utility bill, driver's license, or bank statement dated within the last 3 months with name and address in English). 3. Desired company names (at least 2-3 options in order of preference). 4. Brief summary of proposed commercial activities and business website (if available). 5. Ownership percentages and allocation of shares or membership units among founders. No notarization or physical apostille is typically needed for initial Secretary of State filing.

How long does the complete US company registration process take in 2026?

The timeline typically spans: • Secretary of State Incorporation (Delaware or Wyoming): 24 to 48 hours for expedited state approval (or 5 to 7 business days standard). • IRS EIN Issuance (without US SSN/ITIN): 4 to 12 business days via expedited third-party designee fax processing with the IRS Cincinnati Operations Center. • Digital Bank Account Opening (Mercury / Relay): 2 to 4 business days upon document submission. • FinCEN BOI Electronic Filing: 24 hours once entity approval is confirmed. In total, your company can be legally operational, tax-registered, and bank-ready within 7 to 15 business days.

What is an Operating Agreement (for LLC) and Corporate Bylaws (for C-Corp)?

• Operating Agreement (LLC): The foundational governing contract among members outlining ownership percentages, voting rights, profit and loss allocations, management authority, capital contribution terms, and dissolution rules. While some states do not require it to be filed with the state government, banks, payment processors, and courts consider it mandatory to uphold the corporate veil. • Corporate Bylaws (C-Corp): The internal rulebook adopted by the Board of Directors governing board meetings, officer roles (President, Secretary, Treasurer), shareholder voting thresholds, share certificate issuance, and corporate record keeping. D BIZ CONSULTANCY drafts customized, bank-ready agreements with every registration.

What is Section 1202 Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) for Delaware C-Corps?

Section 1202 of the US Internal Revenue Code provides an exceptional federal tax incentive for early-stage startup investors and founders. If you hold Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) in a US C-Corporation for at least 5 years, you may be eligible to exclude up to 100% of capital gains from federal income tax upon selling the stock, up to a maximum cap of $10 million or 10 times your adjusted basis in the stock. This is one of the primary reasons venture capitalists require startups to be incorporated as Delaware C-Corps.

What are the sales tax and economic nexus rules for foreign-owned US companies (Wayfair Rule)?

Under the US Supreme Court ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. (2018), states can require remote businesses without physical presence to collect and remit state sales tax if they cross certain economic nexus thresholds (commonly $100,000 in gross sales or 200 separate transactions within that state in a calendar year). If you sell physical goods via Amazon or Shopify, marketplace facilitator laws often handle sales tax collection automatically. For digital services or SaaS, economic nexus rules vary by state. D BIZ CONSULTANCY assists with nexus monitoring and state sales tax compliance.

What is the difference between an SSN, ITIN, and EIN?

• SSN (Social Security Number): A 9-digit personal identification number issued to US citizens and lawful permanent residents for employment and tax reporting. • ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number): A 9-digit tax processing number issued by the IRS for foreign individuals who have US tax return filing or reporting requirements but are not eligible for an SSN. • EIN (Employer Identification Number): A 9-digit federal identification number issued to business entities (LLCs, Corporations, Partnerships) to identify the business for banking, tax filings, and payroll. Non-residents DO NOT need an SSN or ITIN to obtain an EIN for their US company.

Can an H-1B, F-1, or B-1/B-2 visa holder legally own a US LLC or C-Corp?

Yes. US immigration law permits foreign nationals holding visas (including H-1B, F-1, and visitor visas) to passively own shares, hold equity, and receive dividend distributions from a US company. However, visa holders cannot engage in active, unauthorized day-to-day employment or draw a salary from the company within the US without appropriate work authorization (such as an approved H-1B concurrent petition or work permit). Non-resident founders outside the US face no such immigration restrictions.

Can a single individual be the 100% owner, director, and officer of a US company?

Yes. Both Delaware and Wyoming corporate statutes explicitly allow single-member LLCs (where one individual or entity is the sole owner and manager) and single-shareholder C-Corporations (where one individual serves as the sole shareholder, sole director, President, Secretary, and Treasurer simultaneously). There is no requirement to have co-founders or local resident directors.

What happens if a US company fails to file its annual reports or pay franchise taxes?

Failing to file state annual reports or pay franchise taxes results in the company falling into 'Bad Standing' or 'Delinquent' status with the Secretary of State. After a statutory grace period, the state will administratively revoke or forfeit the company's charter ('Administrative Dissolution'). This strips away the owners' limited liability protection, exposes founders to personal liability for company obligations, freezes corporate bank accounts, and triggers state restoration penalties up to several hundred dollars.

What are the common causes of rejection during US company registration and how to avoid them?

The most frequent reasons for rejection or delays include: 1. Name Confusions: Proposing a company name identical or deceptively similar to an existing entity in that state, or using restricted words ('Bank', 'University', 'Attorney', 'Insurance') without licensing approval. 2. Incomplete or Inaccurate Registered Agent Information: Using a residential address or PO Box instead of a licensed physical registered agent address. 3. Errors on IRS Form SS-4: Inaccurate line 7b foreign status representation or listing a corporate entity instead of an individual as the Responsible Party. 4. FinCEN BOI Discrepancies: Mismatching spelling between the passport name and the electronic BOI declaration. D BIZ CONSULTANCY conducts thorough pre-submission audits to guarantee a 100% error-free filing.

How do US corporate taxes compare between an LLC and a C-Corp for non-residents?

• Foreign-Owned Single-Member LLC: Treated as a disregarded entity. If the business has no physical presence, no US employees, and no 'US-source Effectively Connected Income' (ECI), it may have zero US federal income tax liability, though mandatory informational Form 5472/1120 must still be filed. • US C-Corporation: Subject to a flat 21% US federal corporate income tax on worldwide net income, regardless of physical presence. In addition, when profits are distributed as dividends to foreign shareholders, a 30% statutory withholding tax applies, which is reduced to 15% or 25% under the US-India Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA).

Latest Regulatory Update: 30th September 2026 — FinCEN Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) 30-Day Mandatory Filing Rules & IRS Form 5472 / 1120 Foreign LLC Protocols in Full Effect.

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International Corporate Legal Services • 2026 Edition

US Company Registration (LLC & C-Corp)

Incorporate your business in Delaware, Wyoming, or any US state 100% remotely from India or anywhere in the world. Includes licensed physical Registered Agent, expedited IRS EIN allotment without SSN/ITIN, FDIC-insured business bank account onboarding (Mercury/Relay), and statutory 2026 FinCEN BOI compliance.

No US Visit or Visa Needed

No US SSN or ITIN Required

Stripe & PayPal Verified

Jurisdiction Coverage

All 50 US States

100% Online

24-48

Hours State Approval (Expedited)

US Personal Income Tax (WY)

100%

Foreign Ownership Permitted

FDIC

Insured US Bank Account Support

Statutory Guarantee: Every formation includes professional Registered Agent appointment, official IRS EIN confirmation (CP 575 / 147C), and FinCEN Beneficial Ownership filing.

Overview Advantages LLC vs C-Corp DE vs WY Documents 8-Step Process FinCEN BOI 2026 IRS & DTAA Penalties State Chooser Why D BIZ FAQs

Legal Foundation & Statutory Authority

What Is US Company Registration for Non-Residents?

Official Statutory Definition:

US Company Registration for non-residents is the legal formation of a corporate body corporate (either a Limited Liability Company under state LLC acts or a C-Corporation under general corporation statutes such as Title 8 of the Delaware General Corporation Law) by non-US citizens without requiring domestic physical presence, immigration status, or an SSN. It provides a separate legal entity with limited liability protection, perpetual succession, access to US Federal Tax Identification (EIN), remote digital business banking, and worldwide dollar settlement.

Unlike many international jurisdictions that mandate local resident directors or complex regulatory screening for foreign investors, United States corporate law is intentionally open to foreign capital. A citizen of India, the UK, Europe, or Southeast Asia can hold 100% of the membership units or equity shares of a US company while operating remotely.

However, operating a US company as a non-resident requires rigorous adherence to federal reporting obligations. In 2026, this includes mandatory reporting under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), IRS informational filings on Form 5472 and Form 1120 (with an automatic $25,000 late penalty), and state franchise tax filings. D BIZ CONSULTANCY acts as your dedicated corporate advisory firm, ensuring both swift setup and continuous compliance.

US Company Statutory Requirements at a Glance (2026)

Min. Owners / Directors

1 Person

Can be sole owner, director, and officer (no US residency required)

Minimum Capital

$0 Statutory

No mandatory paid-up capital deposit required to incorporate

Registered Agent

Mandatory

Must have a physical street address in state of formation (Included)

FinCEN BOI (2026)

30 Days

Mandatory beneficial ownership report filed electronically

Governing Legal Framework

US business entities are incorporated at the individual state level rather than via a federal registry:

Delaware General Corporation Law (DGCL):
The preeminent corporate statutory code globally, administered by the Delaware Court of Chancery.
Wyoming LLC Act (W.S. § 17-29):
The original 1977 LLC statute providing charging order protection and privacy for owners.
Internal Revenue Code (IRC):
Section 6038A (Form 5472), Section 1202 (QSBS), and Section 882 for foreign corporate tax.

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Strategic Advantages

Why Form a US Company in 2026?

Whether you are an Indian SaaS founder, e-commerce brand, or international consultant, establishing a US presence transforms your commercial reach and institutional credibility.

US Dollar Settlement & Stripe Access

Overcome local payment gateway restrictions. Accept credit cards and debit cards globally via Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Shopify Payments with zero cross-border conversion penalties.

FDIC-Insured Digital Business Banking

Open corporate checking and savings accounts remotely with Mercury or Relay Financial. Enjoy FDIC insurance coverage up to $5M through sweep networks, free domestic ACH, and instant wire transfers.

Silicon Valley VC & YC Readiness

Top US venture funds, angel syndicates, and accelerators like Y Combinator, Techstars, and 500 Global mandate a Delaware C-Corp structure to issue standardized SAFE notes, convertible debt, and preferred shares.

Bulletproof Limited Liability

Shield your personal assets, property, and savings from business debts, lawsuits, and commercial liabilities under established US jurisprudence and the corporate veil doctrine.

Section 1202 QSBS Capital Gains Exemption

For Delaware C-Corps, founders and early investors holding Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) for 5+ years may qualify for up to 100% federal capital gains tax exclusion up to $10 Million or 10x investment basis.

Nominee Privacy & 0% State Tax (WY)

Wyoming LLCs do not publish the names of members or managers in public state databases. Coupled with 0% state corporate and personal income tax, Wyoming is the premier jurisdiction for bootstrapped privacy.

Entity Architecture

Comparing Business Structures: LLC vs. C-Corp vs. Indian Pvt Ltd

Choosing the wrong corporate structure can lead to severe tax penalties or friction during fundraising. Here is the side-by-side comparison for global entrepreneurs.

Evaluation Feature	US LLC (Disregarded / Partnership)	US C-Corporation (Delaware)	Indian Private Limited (Pvt Ltd)
Primary Best Fit	E-commerce, Agencies, Bootstrapped SaaS, Consultants	VC-Backed Startups, Tech Companies, Global Flip Structures	Operating companies executing domestic commercial business in India
Federal Taxation	Pass-through taxation (Profits flow directly to owners; 0% federal entity tax if no ECI)	Flat 21% US Corporate Tax on net worldwide profit + dividend withholding	22% corporate tax under Sec 115BAA (+ surcharge/cess) or 25%/30% standard
Mandatory Annual Filings	IRS Form 5472 + Form 1120 (Strict $25,000 penalty for omission) + State Report	IRS Form 1120 + Delaware Annual Report & Franchise Tax (March 1)	MCA AOC-4, MGT-7, Statutory Audit, ITR-6, DIR-3 KYC
Ownership Flexibility	Unlimited members; 100% foreign ownership; membership units	Unlimited shareholders; multiple stock classes (Common, Preferred A/B/C)	2 to 200 shareholders; transfer of shares restricted under MOA/AOA
Fundraising Capability	Difficult for VC equity (must convert to C-Corp before priced rounds)	Gold Standard: SAFEs, Convertible Notes, Venture Rounds, YC, IPO	Eligible for Indian VCs, angel networks, and Startup India seed funds
Governance Formalities	Minimal: Governed by Operating Agreement; no mandatory board meetings	Formal: Board of Directors, Shareholder Meetings, Bylaws, Stock Ledgers	Strict: Min. 4 board meetings/yr (2 for small co), AGM, statutory registers
Stock Options (ESOPs)	Profits interests / phantom units (complex for international employees)	Standardized Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) and Non-Qualified Options (NSOs)	ESOP schemes regulated under Companies Act, 2013

State Comparison

Delaware vs. Wyoming: Which State Fits Your Strategy?

Over 90% of non-resident US companies incorporate in either Delaware or Wyoming. Examine the state-by-state statutory differences below.

State Jurisdiction	State Corporate Tax	Annual Franchise / Report Fee	Owner Privacy Level	Judicial System	Recommended For
Delaware	8.7% (Applies ONLY if conducting business inside Delaware)	C-Corp: Starts $175+$50 (March 1) LLC: Flat $300 (June 1)	Moderate (Directors listed on corporate annual report)	Court of Chancery (Specialized corporate judges, no juries)	VC-Backed Startups, Tech Founders, YC Applicants
Wyoming	0% (Zero state corporate or personal tax)	$60 Min. Annual License Tax (Anniversary month)	Maximum Privacy (No member/manager public listing)	General state courts with strong charging order protection	E-commerce, Amazon FBA, SaaS, Bootstrapped
Nevada	0% Corporate Income Tax (Commerce Tax applies on high gross revenue)	Initial List ($150) + Business License ($200/$500) = $350+ annually	High privacy, but officers/directors must file initial lists	Business court tracks modeled after Delaware	High-volume traders with domestic US presence
Florida	5.5% (Exempt for standard LLCs)	$138.75 LLC Annual Report (Due May 1)	Low (Public records show managers and registered office)	Florida state courts	Import/export with Latin America, Real Estate
California	8.84% corporate tax rate	$800 minimum annual franchise tax (Regardless of revenue)	Low	California state courts	Only if you maintain physical offices/employees in CA

Documentation Checklist

Required Documents for Non-Residents & Indian Founders

The beauty of US incorporation is document simplicity. No physical embassy visits, apostilles, or in-person notarizations are required for standard formation.

Common Rejection Prevention Guidelines (2026 Audit Standards)

• Passport Matching: Founder names on the Operating Agreement, IRS Form SS-4, and FinCEN BOI filing must match the machine-readable passport line exactly (including middle names).
• IRS Form SS-4 Responsible Party: The Responsible Party on Line 7a must be an individual human being, not another corporate entity or trust.
• Restricted Entity Naming: Avoid prohibited state terms such as Bank, Trust, University, Attorney, Olympic, or Insurance without prior state licensing.
• Address Verification: Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement) must be in English or certified translation, dated within 90 days.

1. Valid Passport

Clear color scan of the bio page of each founder/director holding 25%+ equity. Passport must have at least 6 months remaining validity.

Mandatory for FinCEN BOI

2. Proof of Address

Recent utility bill (electricity, water, broadband) or bank statement dated within the last 90 days showing the founder's residential address.

Required for Banking

3. Registered Agent

Statutory consent and legal street address provided by D BIZ CONSULTANCY within Delaware, Wyoming, or target formation state.

100% Provided by D BIZ

4. Business Details

Company name options, brief description of products/services, ownership percentage allocations, and active website/pitch deck (if available).

Pre-screened by D BIZ

Execution Roadmap

Step-by-Step US Company Registration Process

From initial name reservation to bank account funding and Stripe activation, our structured 8-step pipeline guarantees full operational readiness in 7 to 14 business days.

Entity & State Advisory Consultation

Day 1

We analyze your commercial model, cap table, cross-border remittance needs, and fundraising plans to establish the optimal state (Delaware vs Wyoming) and structure (LLC vs C-Corp).

Company Name Availability & Registered Agent Assignment

Day 1-2

We perform official database searches with the Secretary of State to verify name clearance and assign a licensed physical Registered Agent in your chosen state.

Filing Articles of Organization / Certificate of Incorporation

Day 2-3

D BIZ prepares and files official formation charters with the state division of corporations under expedited review. The official state Certificate of Incorporation is delivered.

Custom Drafting of Operating Agreement or Corporate Bylaws

Day 3-4

We draft formal bank-ready bylaws or operating agreements, issue initial stock certificates or membership unit ledgers, and execute foundational board resolutions.

Expedited IRS EIN Allotment (Form SS-4 via Authorized Designee)

Day 5-10

As authorized third-party designees, we prepare IRS Form SS-4 and submit via expedited fax to the IRS Cincinnati Operations Center, obtaining your official federal tax ID without an SSN or ITIN.

Mandatory FinCEN BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) E-Filing

Within 30 Days

We execute the mandatory electronic filing under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) directly with FinCEN, registering all beneficial owners to prevent statutory $591/day non-filing penalties.

Remote US Corporate Bank Account Onboarding (Mercury / Relay)

Day 10-14

We guide you through video KYC and digital onboarding with FDIC-insured banking partners (Mercury or Relay Financial) to secure checking accounts, wire routing, and physical/virtual debit cards.

Payment Gateway Activation (Stripe / PayPal) & Compliance Calendar

Day 14

We connect your EIN and US bank to Stripe and PayPal for global billing and provide your company with an automated compliance roadmap for annual franchise taxes and IRS Form 5472 filings.

Mandatory Federal Compliance Requirement (2026 Rules)

FinCEN BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) Reporting

Under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) enacted to combat illicit finance, virtually all US LLCs and Corporations formed in 2026 must submit an electronic Beneficial Ownership Information Report (BOIR) directly to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).

Strict Deadline (2026)

Within 30 Days

Entities created in 2026 must file within exactly 30 calendar days of receiving formation confirmation from the Secretary of State.

Non-Compliance Fines

$591 Per Day

Civil fines of up to $591/day (2026 inflation-adjusted) plus criminal penalties up to $10,000 and 2 years imprisonment for willful failure to file.

Required Disclosures

25%+ Owners

Full legal name, DOB, residential address, and unexpired passport scan for all beneficial owners and company applicants.

Guaranteed D BIZ FinCEN BOI Protection

We prepare and submit your electronic BOI declaration to FinCEN within your statutory 30-day window, delivering your official FinCEN Confirmation Transcript.

Federal Tax Architecture

IRS Mandatory Reporting & Cross-Border Taxation

Operating a US entity does not automatically expose you to double taxation. Understanding IRS informational reporting and treaty protections keeps you 100% compliant.

IRC Section 6038A

IRS Form 5472 & Form 1120

If you operate a Foreign-Owned Single-Member LLC, the IRS treats the company as a disregarded entity for income tax, but classifies it as a US Corporation for reporting under IRC § 6038A.

Mandatory Statutory Penalty: $25,000

Failing to file Form 5472 by April 15 (or October 15 with extension) triggers an automatic, mandatory penalty of $25,000 per missing year, plus an additional $25,000 for every 90 days of continued non-compliance.

Reports all capital contributions, loans, profit draws, and management fees.
Must be filed even if the company had zero active business or operated at a loss.

D BIZ CONSULTANCY prepares and files pro forma Form 1120 + Form 5472 to protect foreign founders from penalties.

Treaty Relief

US-India Double Tax Treaty (DTAA)

The Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between India and the United States protects founders from paying tax on the same income in both countries:

Permanent Establishment (PE) Test:

If your US LLC has no US physical office, no US dependent agents, and no local employees, foreign owners generally pay income tax in their country of residence (India).

Form W-8BEN / W-8BEN-E:

Certifies your non-resident foreign status to US payment processors and clients to eliminate standard 30% backup withholding.

Foreign Tax Credit (FTC):

Under Section 90 of the Indian Income Tax Act, any federal tax paid in the US can be credited against Indian tax obligations.

Handled by our cross-border CA & US CPA advisory team

Compliance Calendar

Statutory Compliance Deadlines & Penalties Matrix

Stay ahead of US federal and state deadlines. Missing statutory filings risks administrative forfeiture of your company charter and severe financial penalties.

Filing Obligation	Governing Body	Due Date / Frequency	Penalty for Default / Late Filing	D BIZ Role
FinCEN BOI Report	FinCEN (US Treasury)	Within 30 Days of Formation (2026)	$591/day civil penalty + criminal penalties	Included in Formation
IRS Form 5472 & 1120	Internal Revenue Service (IRS)	April 15 (Annual) / Oct 15 (Extension)	$25,000 automatic penalty per occurrence	Annual Tax Package
Delaware C-Corp Franchise Tax	Delaware Division of Corporations	March 1 (Annual)	$200 penalty + 1.5% monthly interest	Calculation & Filing Support
Delaware LLC Franchise Tax	Delaware Division of Corporations	June 1 (Annual - Flat $300)	$200 penalty + 1.5% monthly interest	Calendar Reminders & Remittance
Wyoming Annual Report	Wyoming Secretary of State	1st day of Anniversary Month	Administrative Dissolution & loss of liability veil	Filing & Good Standing Renewal
Registered Agent Renewal	State Law Requirement	Annual Cycle	Resignation by Agent resulting in forfeiture	Continuous Multi-Year Service

Interactive Advisory Tool

US State & Entity Selection Recommender

Select your business model and primary objectives to instantly calculate statutory state fees, ongoing maintenance costs, and recommended legal structures.

1. What is your primary business model?

2. What is your primary capitalization goal?

Algorithmic Recommendation

Delaware C-Corporation

VC & Y Combinator Preferred

Initial State Filing Fee

$140 (Delaware Filing + Certified Copy)

State Tax Liability

21% Flat Federal Corporate Tax (No Delaware corporate tax on out-of-state income)

Annual Maintenance Due

Delaware Annual Report & Franchise Tax (Due March 1; starts at $175+$50)

Key Reasons for this Selection:

Required by US venture capitalists, angels, and accelerators (Y Combinator, Techstars)

Enables stock options (ESOPs) and multiple classes of stock (Preferred & Common)

Section 1202 QSBS potential 100% capital gains tax exemption up to $10M

Governed by Delaware Court of Chancery with predictable corporate law precedents

Looking for custom cross-border planning with our CA and CPA team?

Service Division of Work

What D BIZ Handles vs. What You Provide

We believe in 100% transparency. Our comprehensive concierge service handles the complex legal, state, IRS, and banking legwork while you supply basic KYC documents.

What D BIZ CONSULTANCY Handles

Pre-submission company name clearance & legal availability audit
Licensed physical US Registered Agent service in Delaware/Wyoming
Preparation and electronic filing of Articles of Organization / Charter
Customized Operating Agreement (LLC) or Corporate Bylaws (C-Corp)
IRS Form SS-4 preparation & third-party designee submission for expedited EIN
Mandatory 2026 FinCEN BOI (Beneficial Ownership Information) filing
Onboarding assistance with FDIC-insured banking partners (Mercury, Relay)
Assistance with Stripe, PayPal, and payment merchant account verification
Automated annual compliance reminders (Franchise Tax & Form 5472)
Cross-border tax advisory connecting Indian FEMA/Income Tax with US IRS laws

What You Provide

Color scan of valid unexpired Passport for each 25%+ owner
Proof of residential address (utility bill or bank statement in English <90 days)
Top 2-3 preferred company name choices in order of preference
Brief summary of business model, services/products, and target customers
Ownership percentage allocation among founders/partners
Active commercial website or online presence (optional, but accelerates banking)
Prompt electronic signature on SS-4 and formation consent forms

Why Indian & Global Founders Trust D BIZ CONSULTANCY

Unlike automated DIY platforms that abandon foreign entrepreneurs with IRS fax rejections, frozen bank accounts, and unexpected FinCEN violation notices, D BIZ delivers white-glove, dual-jurisdiction legal advisory.

Our team brings together licensed Indian Chartered Accountants, corporate attorneys, and US compliance specialists to ensure your global expansion is legally airtight from day one.

Cross-Border CAs

Seamless coordination with Indian FEMA & RBI ODI regulations.

Zero Hidden Costs

Registered agent, state fees, and EIN clearly itemized upfront.

Direct Bank Referrals

Priority expedited onboarding with Mercury & Relay Financial.

FinCEN BOI Assured

Guaranteed timely reporting avoiding the $591/day statutory fine.

Knowledge Base & FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions on US Company Registration

Fully updated as of 30th September 2026

Everything Indian founders, non-resident entrepreneurs, and global executives need to know about US incorporation, IRS EIN, banking, FinCEN BOI, and taxation.

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