Form a US LLC · Freelancers and consultants
A US LLC to invoice in dollars.
Your clients are in the United States? An LLC can simplify invoicing, payments and the business relationship. We form it, apply for the EIN and track the annual obligations.
- Invoicing as a US company
- EIN for payment platforms
- Bank account preparation
- Form 5472 tracked every year
A professional image
A US company reassures some clients and partners.
Simpler payments
An account in the LLC's name to receive your payments in dollars.
Obligations tracked
Annual report and Form 5472 reminded on time.
The steps with ClicGlow
You describe your project
An online form of about 10 minutes: business, members, state you have in mind and plan.
We form the LLC
Name check, filing of the Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State and registered agent appointment.
We apply for the EIN
Form SS-4 prepared and sent to the IRS, with no SSN or ITIN.
You prepare the bank account
A complete file for your business account application. The decision belongs to the bank.
You stay compliant
Annual report, registered agent, Form 5472: your deadlines are tracked.
Good to know before you start
- Your income often remains taxable in your country of residence
- A single-member LLC files Form 5472 every year
- Keeping personal and business accounts separate is essential
- The state you choose affects annual costs
This information is general and is not tax advice.
Frequently asked questions: Freelancers and consultants
Will an LLC lower my taxes?
Not automatically. A single-member LLC is generally a pass-through entity in the US, and its income is often taxable in your country of residence. Have your situation reviewed by an advisor.
Which state is best for a services business?
For a business run remotely, Wyoming and New Mexico are often chosen for their low annual costs.
How much does an LLC cost for a freelancer?
The Starter plan starts at $297 per year, plus state fees. The cost calculator gives you a complete estimate.
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