Doing business in the USA

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Julien Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

17 years of happy life abroad

JulienFounder17 February 2012 08:42:22

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Hi,

are foreign investors welcome in the USA?

Is it complicated to register a company in the USA? What is the procedure?

What is the corporate tax rate in the USA?

Is it easy to recruit?

Any advice you would share with us?

Thank you very much for your participation,

Julien

MaxLawInc Member

Member since 28 October 2011

MaxLawIncMember21 February 2012 17:05:45

Julien,

It depends on the type of investment. If you are looking to start up a business, you may want to consider an E-2 visa. If you want to invest in an existing business to get a green card, there are several regional centers that you can invest 500k passively. As for tax rate, it depends on the type of corporate entity you set up. With respect to recruiting, that's probably something you have to figure out after you decide what type of business and visa you want to go with. I'm a US immigration lawyer so I've dealt with foreign investors of all kinds.

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Cedric M. Shen
MAXIMILIAN LAW INC.
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3424 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 928
Los Angeles, California 90010

Armand ViP

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ArmandViP22 February 2012 05:22:50

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Thanks for helping MaxLawInc!

Armand

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