Advice for opening an LLC in the USA
Are you earning well and feeling the tax system takes too much? A US LLC could be part of the solution. But only if it’s properly planned, well documented, and fits your real life.
What is a US LLC and why should you care?
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a limited liability company incorporated in the United States. For non-residents, it can be fiscally transparent at source, making it a powerful tool within a well-structured international strategy.
It’s not magic. It’s not always the 0% that some promise. It’s a real legal vehicle, with its rules, its reporting obligations, and its banking requirements. When it fits your situation, it works. When set up blindly, it brings problems that cost far more to fix than to prevent.
Is an LLC what you need?
It depends. Factors such as your country of tax residency, the type of income you generate, your current structure, and your medium-term objectives determine whether an LLC makes sense, in which state it’s best to incorporate, and how it should be integrated with the rest of your assets.
What is certain: opening an LLC without this prior analysis is one of the most common and most expensive mistakes in the Spanish-speaking fiscal ecosystem.
How we work at N30 Global
We don’t sell “LLC packages”. We design bespoke structures.
Our process starts with a real diagnosis of your situation: residency, income, investments, family, and objectives. From there, if an LLC fits, we integrate it as part of a coherent architecture, not as a patch.
Each client receives a 360 Tax-Wealth Map in PDF with their proposed structure, the flows, the risks, and the implementation roadmap. All in writing. All explained in language you can understand, defend to a bank, and relay to whoever you need.
What the LLC opening process with N30 Global includes
- Incorporating the company in the right state for your case (Wyoming, Delaware, New Mexico, or others).
- Obtaining the EIN (federal tax identification number).
- Support in opening a bank or payment account for non-residents.
- Documentation of the structure: articles, operating agreements, and flow maps.
- Advice on international reporting obligations applicable to your case.
- Integration of the LLC into your overall tax strategy, not as an isolated element.
Privacy, seriousness, and zero showmanship
We work with confidentiality agreements. Your case doesn’t appear on social media, is not used as a public case study, and doesn’t pass through the hands of interns or sales reps. You have direct access to the strategist from day one.
We accept a limited number of clients per month. Not as a marketing resource, but because it’s the only way to do this work properly.
Do you have a poorly structured LLC?
If you already have an LLC and you’re not sure whether it’s correctly structured from a tax standpoint, whether it complies with reporting obligations, or whether your bank might start asking uncomfortable questions, we can also review it and rebuild it if necessary.
Every year with a deficient structure costs more than fixing it.
What Our Clients Say
Request Your N30 Tax Tailoring
Tell us your situation and we’ll analyze whether an LLC makes sense for you, how to integrate it, and what the concrete steps are.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Non-resident foreigners can incorporate an LLC in the United States. However, the tax implications depend on your country of residency and the type of activity you carry out.
Yes, within a well-designed framework and with reporting obligations correctly covered. A poorly planned LLC, however, can generate problems with your local tax authorities, with banking, or with the IRS itself.
It’s possible, though the requirements are more demanding than for residents. The choice of bank, the type of LLC activity, and the prepared documentation are determining factors. It’s one of the parts of the process that requires the most attention.
It depends on your case. Wyoming and Delaware are the most common for their privacy and structural advantages, but the right choice depends on your activity, your clients, your tax residency, and your objectives.