01/ U.S. Company Formation and Business Structure
We provide guidance on forming and organizing a business in the United States. We help you understand which business structure may fit your operating model, what steps to take after formation, and which bookkeeping and tax considerations should be addressed in advance.
This is especially important for non-U.S. residents, eCommerce businesses, IT companies, service-based businesses, and entrepreneurs planning to work with U.S. clients, payment processors, marketplaces, or independent contractors.
02/ Bookkeeping
We address questions related to bookkeeping in the United States, including selecting accounting software, setting up the books, recording transactions, and managing bank statements, invoices, independent contractors, payroll, loans, depreciation, and other financial data.
If your books are already being maintained but you are unsure whether they are accurate, we can review the current setup, identify areas of concern, and explain what needs to be corrected.
03/ Taxes and Reporting
We provide guidance on tax matters for both businesses and individuals. We help you understand which tax obligations may apply to your company, which forms may be required, when to involve a CPA, and how to prepare your financial data for tax calculations and filing.
We do not simply tell you to “consult a specialist.” Our goal is to explain the reasoning, identify potential risks, and provide a clear plan for the next steps.
04/ Sales Tax, 1099 Forms, and Payroll
Many questions involve specific compliance areas rather than core income taxes, including sales tax, 1099 forms, payments to independent contractors, payroll, employees, reimbursements, bonuses, and related documentation. We help you understand which information to collect, what needs to be reviewed, and how to organize the process.
05/ Management Accounting and Financial Analysis
We help you organize management reporting, budgeting, budget-to-actual analysis, KPI calculations, and the monitoring of key business metrics. This is valuable for business owners who want to understand not only their tax reporting but also the company’s actual financial performance.