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We handle everything from LLC formation to EIN, ITIN, and tax filing, so you can focus on growing your business with confidence!
Turn your business idea into a U.S. company with ease.
We handle the paperwork, legal steps, and setup so you can focus on building — not stressing.
Already have an LLC? Let’s keep it compliant and penalty-free.
From federal tax returns to annual reports, we ensure your company stays in good standing year after year.
Startup Consultancy’s affordable, comprehensive services make it the top choice for non-resident entrepreneurs.
Fill out your personal & company details using our online form.
We’ll handle the paperwork submission for your business and file the EIN number on your behalf.
We provide your business papers, such as your business formation certificate and employer identification number (EIN), directly to your customized dashboard.
We’ll guide you open bank account, allowing you to begin your business operations.
Consultancy will guide you through the process. Use our resources to select a business formation type.
LLCs offer unmatched simplicity, making them ideal for entrepreneurs who want a smooth setup process with minimal bureaucracy.
No restrictions on the number of owners. Flexible management structures allow businesses to tailor operations to their unique needs.
LLCs benefit from pass-through taxation by default, with the option to elect corporate taxation—providing members with greater tax flexibility.
Personal assets are safeguarded from business debts and obligations, making LLCs a secure choice for entrepreneurs managing higher-risk ventures.
Moderate compliance standards apply. Some states may require reformation or amendments when ownership structures change.
LLCs are commonly funded through member contributions and bank loans, though attracting outside investors can be more challenging.
Entrepreneurs and startups who value flexibility, asset protection, and tax advantages—particularly in industries with higher liability risks.
S-Corps balance the benefits of corporate structure with operational flexibility, though they require certain formalities to maintain tax status.
Limited to 100 shareholders, all of whom must be U.S. residents—this restriction can limit investment opportunities compared to other structures.
Enjoys pass-through taxation, avoiding double taxation. S-Corps also allow strategic tax planning through a combination of salaries and dividends.
Shareholders’ personal assets remain protected from company debts and obligations, safeguarding personal wealth.
Must follow strict IRS eligibility rules and adhere to operational guidelines and reporting standards to maintain S-Corp status.
S-Corps can raise funds through a single class of stock and loans, but options are narrower than those available to C-Corps.
Small to medium-sized businesses that meet IRS requirements and want the tax benefits of pass-through treatment without the complexities of a C-Corp.
C-Corps operate under the most complex structure, requiring strict regulatory compliance and governance—best suited for businesses prepared to manage these demands.
No limits on the number of owners or their nationality, making C-Corps an attractive option for global investment and large shareholder bases.
Subject to corporate taxation, with the possibility of double taxation on dividends. However, C-Corps benefit from a broader range of deductible expenses.
Provides the highest level of personal liability protection, making it ideal for companies with significant operational or financial risk.
Requires extensive record-keeping, governance practices, and shareholder meetings, aligning with large-scale or publicly traded businesses.
Unmatched capital-raising potential through public and private stock offerings, giving access to substantial investment opportunities.
Established companies or businesses planning to go public that require maximum growth potential, investor appeal, and strong liability protection.
Non-profits operate under strict regulations that prioritize mission-driven goals over operational flexibility, ensuring alignment with charitable purposes.
Unlike traditional businesses, non-profits have no owners. They are governed by a board of directors that oversees operations and ensures the mission remains the focus.
Eligible for tax-exempt status, allowing them to avoid most forms of taxation and enabling donors to make tax-deductible contributions.
Provides strong liability protection, keeping personal assets separate from organizational obligations—a critical safeguard for charitable operations.
Subject to non-profit-specific rules, reporting, and audits, ensuring transparency, accountability, and compliance with regulations.
Primarily funded through donations, grants, and fundraising activities, with resources dedicated to advancing the organization’s mission rather than generating profit.
Charitable, educational, religious, or scientific organizations aiming to create social impact while benefiting from tax exemptions and public trust.
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Setting up an LLC or LTD typically takes 7–14 business days, depending on the state or jurisdiction. However, expedited processing is available in some cases.
You will generally need a government-issued ID, business name, registered agent details, and any specific documents required by your state or country. Our team will guide you through the exact requirements.
Missing these filings can result in penalties, fines, or even business suspension. We can assist you in catching up with any missed filings and ensuring future compliance.
We guide you through the process of dissolving an LLC or making amendments to existing documents. This includes preparing and filing the necessary paperwork with the appropriate authorities.
Reactivating a dissolved business involves filing the required reinstatement documents, paying any overdue fees or penalties, and ensuring compliance with current regulations. We handle this entire process for you.