Launch, Comply, Renew: Your All-in-One Solution for US LLC Formation, Tax Compliance & Yearly Renewals.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about your company formation and set-up journey.
Feeling overwhelmed by US business compliance? You’re not alone.
If you’re a non-US resident planning to start or run a business with a US LLC, you’re probably asking:
- How much does it really cost to set up and maintain a US LLC?
- How do I legally transfer my US profits to my Indian bank account?
- Which US and Indian tax laws apply to me?
- What does the entire process—from formation to compliance—actually look like?
- What ongoing steps must I take to stay legal and compliant each year?
These are all valid and common concerns. But here’s the good news:
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
This plan is designed to eliminate confusion and give you total clarity and control—every step of the way.
We’ve created an all-in-one compliance and support solution tailored specifically for non-US residents:
US LLC Formation – Quick and seamless, even from India
End-to-End Tax Compliance – For both US and Indian tax systems
Annual Renewals & Filings – We handle state and federal requirements
Affordable & Transparent – No hidden charges or surprise fees
Expert Guidance – From business setup to legally repatriating your profits
Whether you're a freelancer, digital nomad, e-commerce seller, or startup founder, this plan ensures your US business is legally compliant and stress-free—at every stage.
Surprisingly, it’s very simple. All you need is:
- Indian Passport (for ID verification)
- PAN Card (for Indian tax compliance)
- Mobile Number & Email ID (for communication and digital verification)
That’s it. No complicated paperwork. No legal maze.
You can start your US LLC 100% remotely, from anywhere in India.
We break it down into 5 simple, manageable steps:
LLC Formation & Setup – Incorporate your US business remotely
ITIN Application – Required for non-resident tax filings
US & India Tax Compliance – File correctly in both countries
Annual Maintenance – Ongoing state and IRS filings handled
Repatriate Profits to India – Legally bring your income home
LLC Formation and Set-up Cost
ONE PRICE, NO SURPRISES
- Name check and clearance
- US Company Formation
- EIN Letter
- US address and mail forwarding
- Registered agent service
- Digital business bank account
- Incorporation Documents
- Stripe business account consultation
- Everything in basic, plus:
- Order Priority
- Free Tax consultation
- Chat and phone support
- Free US business number
- Dedicated account manager
- Free business website
- Free business email inbox
- Free .com domain*
- 3 Business logo
- Bonuses
Apply for ITIN
$350 Only
- Standard Delivery Time (16-20 weeks) + 4 weeks
- Real-time update every step
- Complete the W7 form with the expert team
- Guided Support
We help you obtain your Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) to stay compliant with U.S. tax laws.
Tax Compliance
Our Pricing
Discover what is the best pricing for you.
Tax Filing Package for USA
Business Volume | Single Member Price | Multi Member Price |
No business(zero) | $ 199 | $ 269 |
$1,000 – $10,000 | $ 249 | $ 389 |
$10,001 – $50,000 | $ 299 | $ 499 |
$50,001 – $150,000 | $ 749 | $ 829 |
$150,001 – $250,000 | $ 1199 | $ 1249 |
Above 250,000 | custom price | custom price |
- BOI report filing
- Federal corporate tax filing
- State sales tax filing
- Quarterly estimated tax filing (if applicable)
- Federal income tax filing
- State franchise tax filing(if applicable)
- FBAR filing
- Handle IRS communication
- Forward IRS notice to client
- BOI report filing
- Federal corporate tax filing
- State sales tax filing
- Quarterly estimated tax filing (if applicable)
- Federal income tax filin
- State franchise tax filing (if applicable)
- FBAR filing
- Handle IRS communication
- Forward IRS notice to client
Repatriating Profits to India – The Legal Way
We offer free assistance and guidance for this process. Our team helps you navigate the legal procedures of transferring profits to India — with no service charges involved.
India Income Tax Filing aur Payment ITR
What to Know
Your CA handle this compliance
The profit from the LLC that has been transferred to India is considered foreign income and is taxable in India. You should file ITR-2 or ITR-3, depending on your specific situation.
When to File:
The due date is July 31 (as per the Indian tax year). For extensions, consult a Chartered Accountant (CA).
India Income Tax Filing aur Payment ITR
What to Know
Your CA handle this compliance
The profit from the LLC that has been transferred to India is considered foreign income and is taxable in India. You should file ITR-2 or ITR-3, depending on your specific situation.
When to File:
The due date is July 31 (as per the Indian tax year). For extensions, consult a Chartered Accountant (CA).
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA):
Under the India–US DTAA, you can claim a Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) in India for the taxes paid in the US, as per Section 90 of the Income Tax Act. This helps reduce your overall tax liability in India and ensures you're not taxed twice on the same income.
If you've paid taxes in the US, you can claim a Foreign Tax Credit (FTC) in India to avoid double taxation. To avail tax treaty benefits under the India–US DTAA, file Form 8833 in the US and Form 67 in India.
RBI Compliance for Profit Transfer
Your CA handle this compliance
To transfer profit to India, follow the RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) rules.
To transfer profits to India, comply with the RBI’s Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS). Under LRS, individuals can legally remit up to USD 250,000 per financial year for permitted purposes, including investment or repatriation of income.
How it works:
Under LRS, Indian residents can legally receive foreign income or funds, but must comply with RBI limits, purpose declarations, and banking procedures.
FBAR Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts) Filing
FBAR Filing Requirement:
we are handle FBAR Compliance.
If the total balance in your Indian bank accounts (including savings, fixed deposits, mutual funds, etc.) exceeded $10,000 USD (approx. ₹8.5 lakh) at any point during the year, you must file FBAR (FinCEN Form 114). This is mandatory for all U.S. taxpayers, including non-residents filing Form 1040-NR, to report foreign financial accounts.
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