BECAUSE BIZLEGAL IS SAFE, PROFESSIONAL & GLOBAL

TEAM BIZLEGAL IS HERE TO SUPPORT YOU 24/7

So here’s the deal: We kicked off in 2014, and when 2019 hit, everything changed. Businesses flipped, and suddenly, everyone realized that having a great idea isn’t enough—it’s the execution that counts.

You hire someone; they promise the moon; they don’t deliver. You eat junk, try again, and the cycle repeats (and no one talks about the money and motivation you lose in between especially when you are losing money in dollars). Bizlegal saw through the BS and had a vision—not about big words like “GROUNDBREAKING TRACK RECORD,” but about actions that speak louder.

With this in mind, we helped 3k+ customers set up their business globally! All sized businesses are successfully registered in the US.

LLC vs. S Corp - What’s the difference?

An LLC (Limited Liability Company) offers flexibility with no limit on the number of members and allows non-U.S. citizens/residents to be members. In contrast, an S Corp (S Corporation) is limited to 100 shareholders and excludes non-U.S. citizens/residents as shareholders. Additionally, S Corps cannot be owned by other corporations, LLCs, partnerships, or many types of trusts, while LLCs have fewer restrictions on ownership. Both structures provide liability protection and pass-through taxation, but the choice between them depends on factors like ownership needs and tax considerations.

At what point do I need an LLC?

You should consider forming an LLC when you want to:

Protect Personal Assets: Shield your personal assets from business liabilities.
Formalize Your Business: Establish a structured and credible business entity.
Gain Flexibility: Enjoy flexible management and tax options.
Include Multiple Owners: Facilitate ownership and investment with multiple members.
Open Business Accounts: Access business banking and loans.

Enhance Credibility: Build trust and professionalism with clients and partners.

How do I prepare my US tax return?

Gather Documents: Collect W-2s, 1099s, receipts, and any other relevant financial documents.

Choose a Filing Method: Decide whether to use tax software, hire Bizlegal, or file manually.

Complete Forms: Fill out the appropriate tax forms (e.g., 1040 for individuals, 1065 for partnerships).

Claim Deductions/Credits: Apply for deductions and credits you qualify for to reduce your tax liability.

Review & File: Double-check your information for accuracy and file your return by the deadline.

Pay Taxes Owed: If you owe taxes, make sure to pay by the due date to avoid penalties.

Can I still register my company in the US if I am not living there?

Yes, you can register a company in both the US and the UK even if you are not living there. Here’s how:

Choose a State: Decide on the state where you want to register your company.

Hire BizLegal

File Formation Documents: We’ll submit the necessary formation documents (like Articles of Organization or Incorporation) to the state’s Secretary of State.