Launch your US business operations from India.
Everything an Indian founder needs to set up and run a US company — Delaware incorporation, EIN, a US bank account, bookkeeping, US tax filings, and India-US structuring — handled end to end, without flying out.
One team for both sides of the India-US corridor — no obligation.
Going to the US looks simple. Until the filings start.
We don't just incorporate you. We run both sides of the corridor.
You're not stitching together a US incorporation service, a bookkeeper, a US CPA, and an India CA. You get one team across India and the US — chartered accountants, CPAs, and lawyers — who own your US setup, your ongoing US compliance, and the India-side structuring together.
We form the entity, get your EIN and US bank account, keep your US books and tax filings current, and align the India side — FEMA/ODI, transfer pricing, and DTAA — so cross-border flows hold up to scrutiny, without you flying out.
Your US company, set up and run end to end.
Four services, one team — from incorporation to ongoing US compliance and India-US structuring.
How do I register a US company from India?
We form your US entity end to end — Delaware C-Corp or LLC, state filing, registered agent, EIN (and ITIN where needed), and a US business bank account — with an ownership structure built for fundraising and your India side. No US SSN, address, or trip required. Founders raising US capital usually choose a Delaware C-Corp; an LLC can suit bootstrapped or services businesses.
Start your US setup ›Keep US-standard books, investor-ready.
Monthly bookkeeping and close, bank reconciliation, accounts payable and receivable, monthly financial statements, and cash-flow and MIS reporting on QuickBooks or Xero — so your numbers stay clean for tax season, due diligence, and your next round.
See bookkeeping ›What US tax forms must I file?
A foreign-owned US company files even with no revenue. We handle federal and state returns (Form 1120, with Form 5472 for foreign-owned corporations), Delaware Franchise Tax, sales tax where you have nexus, BOI reporting, and quarterly estimates — tracked on a calendar so nothing lapses.
See tax coverage ›Structure India-US flows before they get expensive.
We align the entity structure across India and the US, set transfer pricing for intercompany services, plan DTAA and withholding positions, keep FEMA/ODI/LRS compliant when you fund the US entity from India, and plan repatriation — so the corridor holds up on both sides.
Plan your structure ›From first US decision to ongoing compliance, we stay on the file.
You want a US presence without a US team.
You're an Indian founder raising from US investors who expect a Delaware C-Corp.
You sell to US customers and need a US entity to bill, contract, and get paid.
You're setting up a US parent or subsidiary and want the India side — FEMA/ODI, transfer pricing — right from day one.
You don't have a US SSN, address, or team, and don't want to source a registered agent, a US CPA, and an India CA separately.
You'd rather have one accountable team for both sides of the corridor than juggle four vendors.
Setting up in the US from India, answered.
How do I register a US company from India?
You can incorporate a US company from India entirely remotely. We help you choose the entity and state (most commonly a Delaware C-Corp or LLC), file the formation documents, appoint a registered agent, obtain your EIN, and open a US business bank account — without a US SSN, US address, or travel. Formation itself is usually quick; EIN and banking can take longer depending on processing.
Can a non-resident Indian own a US C-Corp or LLC?
Yes. The US allows 100% foreign ownership of both C-Corps and LLCs, and you can own and run the company from India. You do not need to be a US citizen or resident. You will need a registered agent with a US address and an EIN, both of which we arrange.
LLC vs C-Corp — which should an Indian founder choose?
It depends on your plans. Founders raising venture capital almost always use a Delaware C-Corp, which US investors expect and which supports stock options and priced rounds. An LLC is simpler and can suit bootstrapped, services, or single-owner businesses, but its pass-through treatment can complicate matters for Indian residents. We map the choice to your funding plans and India-side tax position before filing.
How do I open a US bank account from India?
After incorporation and EIN, most Indian founders open a US business account remotely through fintech banking providers that accept fully remote applications. Traditional US banks often expect an in-person visit. We prepare the documentation and guide the account opening so you can transact in USD and accept US payments.
What US tax forms must an Indian-owned US company file?
A US C-Corp generally files an annual federal income tax return (Form 1120), and a foreign-owned US corporation also files Form 5472 with it. Delaware companies pay annual Franchise Tax and file an annual report. Depending on activity you may also have state income tax, sales tax where you have nexus, payroll filings, and BOI reporting. Several of these are due even with no revenue, so we track them on a calendar.
What is Form 5472 and do I need to file it?
Form 5472 is an information return that a US corporation with a 25%-or-more foreign owner files to report transactions with related foreign parties — for example, funding from you or your India entity. It is filed together with Form 1120. Missing it carries significant penalties, so it is one of the first filings we set up for Indian-owned US companies.
What FEMA, ODI, and LRS rules apply when I set up a US company from India?
Funding a US company from India is regulated under FEMA. Investing into your US entity is generally treated as Overseas Direct Investment (ODI), routed through an authorized dealer bank with reporting to the RBI; individuals can also use the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) within annual limits. You do not need special permission to incorporate abroad, but the India-side routing and annual reporting must be done correctly. We handle the structuring and filings.
How do I avoid double taxation between India and the US?
The India-US Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) lets you claim credit so the same income is not taxed twice. The right entity structure, transfer pricing for intercompany services, and withholding planning determine how efficiently the corridor works. We set these up together so your US and India positions stay consistent and defensible.
Ready to set up in the US? Let's map it.
Tell us your plans and where you are in India. We'll map the entity, EIN, banking, US compliance, and India-side structuring you need to launch with confidence.
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