Wyoming and Delaware are two of the most popular US states for forming an LLC. But for European entrepreneurs, freelancers and online founders, the better choice is often not the most famous one. This guide compares setup, privacy, annual costs and filing complexity.
A US LLC is not a magic structure and not a complete wealth plan by itself. But for many European and non-US founders, it can be a strong operational base: a way to structure business activity, prepare for US banking, access payment tools and build a foundation for future growth.
A US LLC is often surprisingly affordable to maintain compared to many European company structures. Here is what non-US owners should expect each year.
A US LLC can be an attractive structure for European freelancers who work internationally, invoice global clients and want access to US banking and payment tools. This guide explains the practical advantages, limitations and key points to consider before setting one up.
Yes, non-US residents can own a US LLC. This basic guide explains the difference between nationality and tax residence, who a US LLC may be suitable for, and what international founders should consider before starting.
A practical guide for European and non-US founders who want to understand what a Wyoming LLC is, why Wyoming is often chosen, how it can be used internationally, and what to consider before getting started.