Investing in the U.S.: What You Need to Know

Answers to the most common questions from international investors and entrepreneurs.

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Can I open a business in the U.S. if I’m not a U.S. citizen?

Yes. Non-residents can legally form and operate a business in the United States. BP Strategics helps you choose the right legal structure, register your company, and comply with all federal and state requirements.

Do I need to be physically present in the U.S. to invest or start a company?

Not necessarily. Many steps can be completed remotely. With the right legal and financial representation, you can incorporate, open bank accounts, and run operations without being on U.S. soil.

What are the tax implications for foreign investors?

Foreign investors may be subject to federal, state, and local taxes. These vary depending on your business structure, location, and income type. We provide tailored tax planning and compliance services to minimize risks and optimize returns.

Which visa is best for business or investment purposes?

It depends on your business goals. The most common options include the E-2 (for treaty investors), L-1 (for intra-company transfers), and EB-5 (for immigrant investors). We help evaluate the best path based on your profile.

Can BP Strategics help with ongoing compliance after my company is formed?

Absolutely. From annual tax filings and payroll to licenses and reporting, we offer 360° support to ensure your business stays compliant and efficient over time.

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