#9 You don't need to be American to open a US company

Everyone assumes only Americans can open a company in the United States. Yet almost 70% of the founders who open an LLC through Doola don't even live there.In this episode, we talk to Arjun, founder of Doola, about how Brazilians and founders from anywhere in the world can open a company in the United States, the two points where most people get stuck in that process, and the difference between an LLC and a C-Corp when deciding which one makes sense for you.Arjun shares how the idea was born from a nearly US$30,000 mistake paying lawyers at a startup that didn't work out, explains why Wyoming beats Delaware among international founders, and breaks down the real step by step of incorporation, EIN, and opening a US bank account without having to fly to the US. We also talk about what it's like hiring Brazilians at a US startup, and what tends to set apart the people who adapt well to that market.This episode touches on setting up a company, taxes, and business structure in the United States. It is a conversation and the guest's personal experience, not legal or tax advice.

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