Incorporation
How To Register A US Company From Canada In 10 Minutes
In this article we cover the What, Why, and How To's of registering a US business from Canada
by Michał Kowalewski • 10 min readHow Your Incorporation Decision Can Save Or Cost You Millions In Taxes
When it comes to the question of C Corp vs LLC, remember QSBS.
by Jason D. Rowley • 12 min readWhy European Startups Register in the US
Learn why European founders don't stay in their home jurisdictions and register their startups in Delaware.
by Greg Miaskiewicz • 5 min readDelaware Flip: How to turn your non-US startup into a Delaware C Corp
Find out how to turn a company incorporated outside of the USA into a fully operational Delaware C Corporations.
by Capbase Staff • 10 min readHow to Register a US Company from the UK in 10 Minutes
These are the steps founders based in the UK need to take to form a corporation in the US.
by Capbase Staff • 7 min readHow to Register a US Company from India in 10 Minutes
Learn how to easily set up a company in the US from India.
by Capbase Staff • 5 min readThe Ultimate Guide to Cap Tables for Startup Founders
Most founders have little clue about how cap tables work when they start their first startup. Keeping accurate records of your cap table is essential for startup founders if they plan on raising capital from VCs or selling the company.
by Greg Miaskiewicz • 8 min readPost-Incorporation Checklist: 9 Steps After You Incorporate Your Startup
We cover some of the important steps founders will need to take after incorporating their startup, like 83(b) elections, getting an EIN, opening a bank account & more.
by Stefan Nagey • 4 min readHow Startup Equity Works: Common and Preferred Share Classes
Startups typically issue common shares to founders, employees, advisors and consultants; they issue preferred shares to investors as part of venture financing rounds The preferred class of stock in a startup is typically subdivided into series, each representing a different round of financing, like Series A, Series B, and so on.
by James Hottensen • 3 min readUS Immigration Visas for Startup Founders
Learn about the different US visas for startup founders. Immigration visas such as the E-1, E-2, EB-5, L-1 and O-1 allow founders to live and work in the US while building their startups.
by Greg Miaskiewicz • 3 min readLLC vs. C Corporation: Issuing Equity to Employees
Issuing equity to employees in an LLC can be complex and require tax advice. Many startups prefer to incorporate as C Corporations because the process for issuing equity to employees is much simpler.
by Greg Miaskiewicz • 5 min readHow to Register A Company in the US: Everything You Need to Know as an Overseas Founder
Registering in the US opens the door to venture funding for overseas startups. Learn about the process for registering your company in the US as a foreign citizen, including incorporation, taxes, visas and more.
by Greg Miaskiewicz • 9 min read