Incorporating a company with a non-US partner
Asked by: Musaid - 13 May, 2012
In what state its best to incorporate a company where one partner is a resident of US and the other partner is Canadian (foreigner)?
In what state its best to incorporate a company where one partner is a resident of US and the other partner is Canadian (foreigner)?
Answered by: Ray Albert - 18 May, 2012
Musaid,
You would be able to register a business in any state with a foreign and domestic partner. Typically, states such as Wyoming or Delaware are the immediate favorites due to their business-friendly nature.
Please keep in mind, if you have a physical presence in any state, such as an office, employees, or your business is conducted in person, you should consider registering in that state to begin with.
Musaid,You would be able to register a business in any state with a foreign and domestic partner. Typically, states such as Wyoming or Delaware are the immediate favorites due to their business-friendly nature.
Please keep in mind, if you have a physical presence in any state, such as an office, employees, or your business is conducted in person, you should consider registering in that state to begin with.
