Planning to open a Wise account? Use our referral link and eligible new customers can get a fee-free transfer on up to €10,000. Here is how the offer works and why Wise may be useful for international founders and US LLC owners.
Can a non-US founder get an EIN without an SSN or ITIN? Learn the current IRS application process, processing times, common delay risks and what to do if your EIN has not arrived.
Can European and non-US founders apply for Mercury with a US LLC? This guide explains eligibility, required documents, address rules and the $250 referral benefit.
A practical overview of the annual forms, deadlines and costs US LLC owners should know — including Wyoming reports, IRS filings and foreign-owner situations.
Delaware is increasing several state fees in 2026, including the annual tax for LLCs. For many non-US founders, Wyoming may now look even more attractive.
An LLC setup is more than forming a company. It includes banking, invoicing, client payments, tax residency, business model and the practical structure behind your international business.
Do non-US founders need a US address for their LLC? This guide explains the difference between the LLC address, registered address, trading address and banking address.
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.