An LLC is a Limited Liability Company.

A “tax-free” LLC is an LLC that has been configured in such a way that it is not required to pay taxes in the US.

Yes, it is legal in Argentina and the United States to create, own, and operate a traditional or tax-free US-based LLC, as long as the necessary requirements are met.

The LLC must be in the name of only 1 non-resident or non-citizen of the United States. You can only sell services. Services may be sold in the US, but must be provided outside of the US. generated outside the United States. Others.

Yes. Since December 2017, tax-free LLCs must submit sworn declaration every year. Our studio also offers this service.

The taxes that a traditional LLC owes depend on several factors. The most common tax is called income tax, which is calculated based on the company’s net profit at the end of the fiscal year (e.g., as of December 31). On the other hand, the profit tax is calculated depending on whether the company is being taxed as an LLC (where the percentages vary from 10% to 37%, depending on profit) or as a corporation (where the percentage is fixed at 21%). Another common tax is sales tax (VAT), which is calculated (if applicable) based on certain variables. This tax also depends on the state where the sale is made, and varies from 2.9% to 7.25%. Other taxes that a traditional LLC may owe are: franchise tax, gross receipts tax, employment tax, unemployment insurance tax, and property tax, among others.

Yes. A US-based LLC may sell and invoice from anywhere in the world. With a bank account in the US, the income of the LLC will be in dollars.

In order to invoice as an LLC, the LLC must be registered and incorporated, and the LLC must request than an EIN be assigned by the IRS. IRS (Internal Revenue Service) has given him a EIN (Employer Identification Number).

Unlike other countries, the United States does not require that an LLC's invoices be issued through the tax system. For this reason, an invoice from an LLC company can be created simply with a Microsoft Word file or similar, entering the invoice data manually (e.g. date, number, address, customer information, product or service, price, payment terms, etc.). In any case, there are free and paid digital platforms that make it easy to create digital invoices in a neat and systematic way for those who prefer to manage them in a more professional way.

He EIN (Employer Identification Number) stands for Employer Identification Number, and it is similar to a CUIT in Argentina. It is issued in the name of the LCC. IRS (Internal Revenue Service) in the name of the company.

The EIN must be requested from the IRS once the LLC is registered and incorporated. Our studio offers this service.

A US-based LLC can offer multiple payment options to its clients: bank transfers, credit and debit card payments Stripe, Square, WePayelectronic wallets PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, etc.

For an LLC to apply for a US bank account, the LLC must be fully incorporated and must have an EIN, along with meeting other requirements (more information). Bank account in a United States bank, the LLC company must be fully incorporated and must have EIN, apart from meeting other requirements ((more information).

Normally we only require the DNIs of the LLC’s owner(s). When applying for a bank account, additional documentation will be required (such as a passport, a utility bill in your name, etc.).

Yes. Every LLC in the US must file an annual report to renew or update certain information. Tax-free LLCs must file an annual report to report certain transactions, etc. Some traditional LLCs must also file an annual report, as well as pay any applicable taxes.

A physical US bank has physical branches serving the public in the United States.

We work with FDIC-approved banks with decades of experience, multiple branches (including in Florida), and net worths of billions of dollars. The FDIC, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, is a US government entity that insures the depositor's account up to USD250,000. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the US government entity that insures the depositor's account up to USD250,000. Contact us to receive more information about the banks we work with.

• An account executive: normally, smaller clients do not receive an account executive when they open an account. This benefit allows you to directly contact the specific person in charge of your account, either to ask questions or manage your account.
• International debit card: make purchases in stores around the world, both in person and virtually, and withdraw cash from ATMs anywhere in the world.
• Online banking: make domestic and international bank transfers, etc.
• Checkbook upon request.

Yes, we work with banks that use Zelle.

Yes, and each of them can have their own debit card and online banking login.

Yes, and they can be minors.

Debit cards and/or checkbooks are sent to the address that the client indicates (including Argentina).

Depending on the bank, the cost of maintaining the account may be reduced if certain conditions are met(more information).

Yes, but given the complexity of this matter, we invite you to contact us or meet with us at our office.

It is not necessary to travel to the United States to conduct business. Everything can be completed remotely.