How to Start Your Business in the United States

How to Start Your Business in the United States, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 32 lectures, based on 22 reviews, and has 119 subscribers.

You will learn about Objective 1 is to give you a clear understanding of how your future company will work, in simple and clear language. Objective 2 is to provide you with the tools you need to launch a successful company, despite the obstacles and distance. This course is ideal for individuals who are Any entrepreneur who wants to start a business in the United States or Executives of foreign companies wishing to enter the U.S. market or Accountants and tax specialists or Lawyers and legal advisers or Representatives of government agencies or Professionals providing export assistance services It is particularly useful for Any entrepreneur who wants to start a business in the United States or Executives of foreign companies wishing to enter the U.S. market or Accountants and tax specialists or Lawyers and legal advisers or Representatives of government agencies or Professionals providing export assistance services.

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Summary

Title: How to Start Your Business in the United States

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Objective 1 is to give you a clear understanding of how your future company will work, in simple and clear language.
Objective 2 is to provide you with the tools you need to launch a successful company, despite the obstacles and distance.

Who Should Attend

Any entrepreneur who wants to start a business in the United States
Executives of foreign companies wishing to enter the U.S. market
Accountants and tax specialists
Lawyers and legal advisers
Representatives of government agencies
Professionals providing export assistance services

Target Audiences

Any entrepreneur who wants to start a business in the United States
Executives of foreign companies wishing to enter the U.S. market
Accountants and tax specialists
Lawyers and legal advisers
Representatives of government agencies
Professionals providing export assistance services

Do you want to successfully start your business in the United States?

If you are a foreign entrepreneur, this practical course is for you!

This first course in the YES TO ENTREPRENEURS® series will help you understand how your future U.S. company will work. It will also provide you with the tools you need to start and succeed in your business in the United States, despite the obstacles and distance.

Together, we will explore several aspects related to an American company:

The types of legal entities – including corporation and LLC
The State of Delaware and its 15 secrets
The notion of registered agent
The domiciliation of your company
The annual corporate obligations
The EIN number and the U.S. taxation
The ABCs of doing business in the United States

Do not hesitate! Immerse yourself in the American dream.

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A lawyer by training, Vincent Allard is above all an entrepreneur.

In 1999, although he was well established in Montreal, Canada, he decided to immigrate to the United States with his family and their dog Rusty.

In 2001, he launched CorpoMax Inc., specializing in the creation of U.S. companies.

For 20 years, Vincent Allard has helped almost 5,000 entrepreneurs from over 50 countries start their businesses in the United States.

He is a regular speaker on the organization and launch of U.S. companies.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Presentation

Chapter 2: Where to Create Your U.S. Company?

Lecture 1: In General

Lecture 2: The State of Delaware and its 15 Secrets

Lecture 3: Delaware: Statistics and Examples

Lecture 4: Other States

Chapter 3: What Type of Legal Entity to Choose?

Lecture 1: Types of Legal Entities

Lecture 2: Corporation vs. LLC

Lecture 3: Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws

Lecture 4: Business Purpose

Lecture 5: Capital Stock

Lecture 6: Shareholders

Lecture 7: Directors and Officers

Lecture 8: Corporate Ledger and Seal

Chapter 4: Registered Agent of Your Company

Lecture 1: What Is a Registered Agent?

Lecture 2: How to Choose your Registered Agent?

Chapter 5: Domiciliation of your Company

Lecture 1: Importance of an Address in the United States

Lecture 2: Address in the United States: Where?

Lecture 3: Telephone Number

Chapter 6: Annual Corporate Obligations

Lecture 1: Annual Report

Lecture 2: Corporate Tax

Lecture 3: Fees of the Registered Agent

Chapter 7: EIN Number and Taxation

Lecture 1: EIN Number

Lecture 2: Income Tax

Lecture 3: Sales Tax

Lecture 4: Tax Treaties

Chapter 8: Some Corporate Situations

Lecture 1: Authorization to Do Business in Another State

Lecture 2: Assumed Name

Lecture 3: Conversion and Domestication

Chapter 9: Closing Your Company

Lecture 1: Voluntary Dissolution

Lecture 2: Forced Dissolution

Chapter 10: Conclusion

Lecture 1: The ABCs of Doing Business in the United States

Chapter 11: Useful Resources

Lecture 1: Useful Resources

Instructors

Vincent Allard
Président de CorpoMax + avocat + entrepreneur

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