Clear answers to common questions about structuring and operating a business in the United States.
No. U.S. companies can be structured and opened remotely with proper documentation.
An LLC offers flexibility. A Corporation is more structured and often preferred for scalability. The appropriate structure depends on business goals and tax planning.
Typically between one and three weeks, depending on the state and structure.
No. Ownership does not require a visa. A visa is only required to work or manage operations physically in the U.S.
It depends on your activity, operational footprint, and tax objectives. Each case is analyzed individually.
No. Dominium Global Advisory focuses on strategic consulting, planning, and structuring.
An ITIN is a U.S. tax identification number for foreign individuals without a Social Security Number. It is required for certain business, banking, and investment activities.
Yes. We offer ongoing strategic consulting as business structures evolve.
No. We support international entrepreneurs and investors from multiple countries.
Strategic guidance on entity selection, treaty considerations, and double taxation planning. This service is consultative and does not include tax filing.
Inactive companies may still have state-level obligations, such as annual reports or franchise taxes. Requirements vary by state.
No. We provide tax planning guidance only. Execution is handled by specialized professionals.
They vary by state and structure but typically include annual reports and maintaining good standing.
An EIN is the federal tax identification number for a U.S. company, required for banking, hiring, and tax purposes.
Yes, but changes involve cost and complexity. Strategic planning at the start helps avoid future restructuring.
Generally, passport, proof of address, and business information. Requirements vary by state.
We guarantee professional services delivered in accordance with U.S. regulations. Business outcomes depend on external factors.
