As a manufacturer, selling your product(s) through an independent distributor is one way to enter the U.S. market without paying U.S. tax. The U.S. will seek to tax you if you have a business presence in the U.S. Agency Relationship Under general U.S. tax rules, the creation of an agency relationship (independent or otherwise) is … Read More
In the initial phases of starting your business in the U.S., there are certain visas that are ideal for entrepreneurs looking to visit the U.S. on a temporary basis to meet with potential customers, negotiate deals, attend conferences, etc. B-1 Business Visa A B-1 visa allows employees to be admitted to the U.S. for an … Read More
When establishing a business in the U.S., intellectual property issues are a critical part of your business planning. Developing a comprehensive strategy is key in securing your intellectual property and protecting your business in the long-term. To get started there are three basic steps that all entrepreneurs should consider when entering the U.S. market. Conduct … Read More