U.S. Expansion Services: What International Companies Actually Need
Most international companies expanding into the U.S. need support in seven areas: entity formation, corporate tax, accounting, payroll, sales tax, int...
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Most international companies expanding into the U.S. need support in seven areas: entity formation, corporate tax, accounting, payroll, sales tax, int...
A foreign-owned U.S. subsidiary usually has five sets of obligations: federal income tax returns (Form 1120 for a corporation), related-party reportin...
An employer of record (EOR) lets you hire in the U.S. quickly without a U.S. company: the EOR employs the person and runs payroll on your behalf. A U....
Yes. Hiring even one employee who works in the United States can create U.S. payroll, tax, registration, insurance, and employment-law obligations.
Forming a U.S. subsidiary is only the beginning. To operate properly, it also needs core infrastructure (an EIN, a bank account and registrations), it...
An EIN identifies your U.S. company for federal tax purposes. An ITIN identifies you as an individual when you have a U.S. federal tax purpose but are...
For 2026, the federal estate and gift tax exemption is $15 million per person, or $30 million for a married couple, up from $13.99 million in 2025. Th...
The most important U.S. business dates in the second half of 2026 are July 31 (Q2 Form 941), September 15 (extended partnership and S corporation retu...
French funds can welcome U.S. investors, but they need to manage three levels of compliance: SEC securities rules, FATCA reporting and, above all, U.S...
Under FinCEN’s final rule, in force since August 14, 2026, companies created in the United States are permanently exempt from BOI reporting. Only cert...
Delaware corporations must file an annual report and pay franchise tax by March 1 each year. The minimum is typically $225, and it can reach $200,000 ...
To recruit in the United States, a startup needs more than a competitive salary. Employees expect health insurance (usually with vision and dental cov...
The “pay-and-forget” mistake is treating payroll as finished once the software is set up. Roles, work locations, benefits and tax rates keep changing,...
The hidden costs of U.S. expansion are the expenses beyond the obvious ones: compliance across federal, state and local jurisdictions, multi-state tax...
The key 2026 U.S. federal tax deadlines for businesses are January 15 (Q4 2025 estimated tax), February 2 (Forms W-2, 1099-NEC and 940, because Januar...
Before raising funds in the United States, a French startup should have product-market fit at home and real commercial traction in the U.S. U.S. inves...
In the U.S., business rules come from several layers of government. The federal government sets nationwide rules on immigration, taxes, employment and...
There is no single federal definition of full-time work, but U.S. employers generally treat 30 to 40 hours per week as full-time and less than 30 hour...
U.S. sales tax differs from VAT in three main ways. It is charged only once, on the final sale to the end consumer, and B2B sales are generally exempt...
Whether SaaS and digital services are subject to U.S. sales tax depends on the state. There is no federal sales tax, and each state decides what is ta...
The main opportunities for businesses entering the U.S. market are a massive, high-spending consumer base, world-leading innovation hubs, government i...
Five trends shape the U.S. market for international businesses in 2025: robust digital infrastructure (cloud, AI, cybersecurity) has become the cost o...
Sales tax is complex enough to need its own specialists. The same product can be taxed differently depending on who the customer is, what exactly is s...
When French founders set salaries in the U.S., three differences matter most. The cost of living is much higher: a family earning €100,000 to €150,000...
Orbiss Advisory helps international businesses expand and grow in the U.S. with customized tax, accounting and consulting solutions, including mergers...
Orbiss is built for international businesses entering the U.S. market. Unlike most accounting firms, our team has worked in your country, speaks your ...
The U.S. has no VAT. Instead, sales tax is charged once, on the final sale to the consumer, with no way for businesses to recover it, and each state (...
Redefining accounting means a modern firm does more than keep the books. It builds on the core values behind GAAP, uses AI and automation for faster a...