New Ownership Reporting Rules to Take Effect
UK clients accustomed to Companies House reporting are often surprised to learn that, in the US, there is no ...
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You’ve registered a US LLC: Now what?
Some UK companies decide to do business in the US by registering a US limited liability company (or LLC). What US ...
Registered Offices in the US and UK
Many of our clients assume that a US registered office functions just like a registered office in the UK. However, ...
Bringing Revenue from US Operations Back to the UK
When a UK company does business in the US through a subsidiary, it is common for at least some of the gross ...
Planning to Hire a US Employee? Consider Creating a US Company.
When hiring US employees, UK companies can choose to hire them directly as employees of their UK company or ...
Should you do business in the US through an LLC?
UK companies and residents often express interest in doing business in the US through a US LLC. Their interest is ...
Contrasting Employment Agreements in the US and the UK
UK companies first entering the US market are often surprised at the relative lack of formality associated with US ...
A Few Key Differences in US and UK Company Law
In both the US and the UK, operating in corporate form offers limited liability for members and shareholders. ...
Should you do business in the US through a subsidiary?
When deciding the best way to enter or expand your presence in the US market, one option is to do business through ...
Choosing a State of Incorporation
The act of registering a corporation in the US is known as “incorporating” the business. Whereas in the UK ...
Top Six Questions UK Companies Ask About Hiring Employees in the US
In the course of advising and assisting UK companies entering the US market, our clients ask a lot of questions ...