Services · Global Expansion

Enter your next market without losing the one you're in.

Expansion into the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, or India, or into the US. Structured correctly on both sides of the border, the first time.

US · UAE · KSA · Singapore · India Both directions Structured before the first invoice

What's included

Market entry handled as one engagement, not a referral to a local firm you'll never speak with again.

Market-entry structuring and entity selection
US formation for foreign founders: Delaware, Wyoming, EIN, registered agent
UAE, Saudi, Singapore, and India setup through vetted local partners
Treaty positions and withholding planning
Transfer pricing alignment for related-party transactions
Ongoing compliance in every jurisdiction you enter

The right structure is decided before the first invoice is raised. Restructuring after the fact costs multiples of doing it correctly once.

The shape of it

Two directions. One engagement.

Inbound. A Gulf or Asian business entering the US market. The structure is simple; the reporting that comes with it is not optional.

Outbound. A US business hiring or selling abroad. The moment the subsidiary exists, the US reporting begins.

Why this matters

Crossing a border multiplies your filings.

$25,000

Automatic penalty per missed Form 5472

Foreign-owned single-member LLC entering the US market

$10,000

Per foreign subsidiary, per year (Form 5471)

The moment your US company owns an entity abroad, the reporting starts

30%

Default US withholding on payments to a foreign person

Applies absent a valid treaty claim; often reducible with the right position

Source: IRS.gov. Figures shown are statutory baselines; treaty relief and other factors may apply. This is general information, not tax advice.

How it works

One engagement, both sides of the border.

Structure

We choose the entity and jurisdiction sequence for where you're going and where you already are.

A structure built once, not restructured later.

Set up

Formation, registrations, and treaty positions handled in every jurisdiction, in parallel, not in sequence.

Weeks saved by not waiting on one country to finish before starting the next.

Run

Ongoing compliance on both sides of the border, on one calendar.

One team, one picture, no jurisdiction left untracked.

Business Tax & Filings Bespoke Advisory Virtual CFO Services

Common questions

Asked on almost every first call.

Can a UAE, Saudi, Singaporean, or Indian company own a US company outright?

Yes. 100% foreign ownership of a US LLC or C-Corp is permitted. No US citizen, resident director, or visa is required. The obligations that follow ownership, such as the EIN and the annual Form 5472 or 1120 filings, are where the attention goes.

Do I need to travel to the US to set up the company or open a bank account?

Formation and the EIN require no travel. Banking depends on the institution: many modern providers onboard remotely, while some traditional banks ask for an in-person visit. We sequence the setup so banking rarely blocks the timeline.

How long does a US market entry take?

Formation takes days. The EIN typically takes a few weeks for foreign owners. Banking follows one to four weeks after that. The realistic end-to-end window is four to eight weeks, and we plan the calendar around the EIN.

Not sure which of these you need?

That is exactly what the Diagnostic is for. Bring your situation; leave with a written map of every obligation and what to do about it.

Fixed fee. Yours to keep. No obligation to continue.

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