LLC
Flexible, pass-through, founder-friendly. The right fit for owner-operators and most service businesses.
When to choose LLC
UNITED STATES · COMPANY FORMATION
Form it once. Form it right.
The entity is read by every regulator, every bank, every investor. We pick the one your business will still recognise five years in.
Delaware, Wyoming, or the state where you actually operate?
The default answer is rarely the right one. State choice cascades into tax, banking, investor optics, and how easy your second-round paperwork will be. We choose deliberately.
STRUCTURE BEFORE STATEMENT
The corporate stack a US bank actually wants to see.
Articles, operating agreement, EIN, ownership chart, source-of-funds, packaged so KYC takes days, not months.
See the formation sequenceThree entity routes we run most often.
Each carries a tax, governance, and capital-raise consequence. We pick the one that fits the next five years, not just day one.
C-Corporation
The vehicle US venture capital expects. Delaware-incorporated, clean cap table, ready for institutional rounds.
When to choose C-corpMulti-state stack
A parent and operating entity in different states, common where tax, talent and customer concentration pull in different directions.
When to use a stackHow a US entity actually gets built.
Four checkpoints, in sequence, each one feeds the next.
Choose the state
Tax, banking, customer base, talent, weighed together, not in isolation.
Form the entity
Articles, operating agreement, share structure, drafted around how you will actually run the business.
EIN & tax footing
Federal EIN, state registrations, payroll set-up, sequenced so nothing is blocked at hire one.
Bank & operate
KYC-ready documentation package, ready for the bank meeting, not assembled the night before.
We form it. Then we stay through the bank account.
Most foreign founders incorporate easily and stall at banking. We close that gap, sometimes weeks of it, so the first invoice ships on time.
Plan the formationForm on the right footing.
Thirty minutes to map the state, the entity, and the sequence. No template answers.