Annual review procedures for U.S. companies

 1. Renewal of relevant government documents, including recognition of director and shareholder materials and various management positions of the company;

  2. Registration of U.S. company’s registered address;

  3. Tax-related accounting declaration and payment. The annual review agency fee for American companies mainly consists of government fees, service fees, address rental fees, etc., and also includes other related necessary expenses such as document courier fees.

 Materials provided by customers for annual review of American companies

  1. Copy of U.S. company registration certificate;

  2. One copy of the Articles of Association of a U.S. company;

 3. Create copies of the complete set of documents of the U.S. company;

 4. Copy of shareholder change documents (if there is a change of shareholder);

 5. Copies of capital increase documents (if there is capital increase);

 6. Copy of the name change of the U.S. company (if any);

7. Copy of ID card or passport of shareholder or director (whichever is submitted to the government).

 Annual review time for U.S. companies

 The annual review time for U.S. companies is usually one year after the company is registered and established. The American Association will notify you when it is time for annual inspection.

Annual review fees for U.S. companies

 (a) If you register a U.S. company and do not operate in the U.S. and have no trade dealings with the U.S., you do not need to make accounts and pay taxes. However, if you have to file a tax return, you can make a zero declaration. The annual inspection fees vary from state to state in the United States. In California, for example, the annual government fee that must be paid is only US$800 in federal taxes. In New York it is US$1,100.

 (b) If you register a U.S. company and operate it in the United States: You will have to pay taxes when you incur expenses, and you need a U.S. accountant to do the accounting. This association can handle it for you. The fees will depend on the company's income. (Usually 8%-10% of the profit)

 Things to note in the annual review of U.S. companies

 1. Company annual review/annual report: Renewal of company registration certificate.

  2. Legally registered agent: It is a necessary condition for establishing a company in the United States. It is free in the first year and charged annually starting from the second year;

 3. Document and service fees (including: transportation and courier fees, telephone fees, document fees and professional service fees, etc.).