What is an LLC ?
It is a commercial vehicle that will allow you to classify your business as an entity separate from you personally. This will allow you to keep your personal assets separate from the company's assets and protect them from the company's debts and obligations.
With an LLC, you will be able to open bank accounts, sign contracts, hire employees, obtain licenses, permits and even start a commercial business in the United States.
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Advantages of creating a LLC in the USA
Flexibility
There are no restrictions on the number of members allowed, it is not necessary to be a Resident (Green Card holder) or a US Citizen. The Operating Agreement will determine how the company will be managed.
Taxes
LLCs enjoy single-tier taxation (pass-through taxation), where members report and pay their share of the LLC's profits and losses on their individual tax returns, i.e., no taxes are paid at the company level. However, the LLC must file an annual tax return.
Tax exemption for foreigners
Foreign owners of an LLC may be exempt from paying US taxes. In case the LLC (i) does not have any activities in the USA (having a bank account is not considered as an activity) and (ii) none of its partners (members) are US tax residents, the LLC and its partners may be exempt from paying taxes in the USA.
Management
LLCs can be managed directly by their members (Member-Managed) or by Managers (Manager-Managed). These individuals will have the power to manage the day-to-day operations of the company.
Responsibility
The liability of LLC members is generally limited to the assets that each member has invested.