Start Your US Business With the Right Foundation

Problem / Context

Choosing where to form your company is one of the most consequential early decisions a founder makes — it affects your tax exposure, your privacy, your compliance workload, and how easily you can raise capital or open a bank account down the line. We guide you through this decision and handle the entire formation process, from drafting and filing your Articles of Organization or Incorporation to obtaining your formation documents, so your company is properly established from the outset.

We currently support formation in the following states, and can advise on which is the best fit for your specific business model:

• Texas — A business-friendly state with no personal or corporate state income tax, making it an attractive option for companies that plan to maintain a genuine physical or operational presence, hire local employees, or serve customers directly within the state.
• Florida — Also free of state income tax, Florida is a longtime favorite for real estate investment entities, e-commerce businesses, and general commercial operations thanks to its large economy and founder-friendly business climate.
• Wyoming — Widely regarded as one of the most founder-friendly states in the country, Wyoming charges no state income tax, keeps formation and renewal fees low, and does not require members or managers of an LLC to be publicly listed — making it a top choice for non-resident founders, solo entrepreneurs, and online businesses that value privacy and simplicity.
• New Mexico — New Mexico stands out for not requiring an annual report at all, which meaningfully reduces ongoing administrative work. Combined with low formation costs and strong privacy protections, it is frequently chosen for holding companies and asset-protection structures.
• New Jersey — While formation and franchise costs run higher than in some other states, New Jersey is the right choice for businesses that intend to physically operate, employ staff, or generate revenue there, since forming in the state where you actually do business often simplifies compliance.
• Montana — Montana is best known as a favorable jurisdiction for registering vehicles and recreational vehicles through an LLC structure, and it can also serve select general business purposes depending on your circumstances.
• Other States — Beyond these six, we can form your company in any U.S. state. The right jurisdiction ultimately depends on where you conduct business, where your customers and employees are located, and your long-term growth plans — we'll help you weigh those factors before you commit.

What We Help With

• Business structure guidance
• LLC formation
• Corporation formation
• State filing assistance
• Formation documentation
• EIN support
• Post-formation guidance