I will try to summarize several forums dealing with the issue of "open a business in USA".
Please, confirm if it is correct or if there is something missing.
Let's see:
Probably the most wanted from the people is:
Live in USA.
Have earnings for living.
Get the Green Card.
Contribute to the country.
Pay taxes.
Summarizing answers from different forums:
Open a business under LLC or C corp. (No S corp., S copra is only for US citizens - recommended from most is the "C" corp. for Visa holders).
The business can be opened from you by having an H1B from another sponsor or having an H4 or from an investor leaving in USA or abroad.
You are not allowed to work for your own company unless you sponsor your own H1B.
You can take only the dividends from the company and file taxes properly.
You need to hire people to work for the company. You take the decisions of your company at the board meetings.
At the end of the road your company won't provide you the Green Card unless you have less than 5% of the company. (When is the end of the road?)
You can't have benefits of health insurance for example unless you have an H1B sponsored by your company.
I will appreciate any new information or correcting the statements if necessary.
Thanks.
Daniel
Please, confirm if it is correct or if there is something missing.
Let's see:
Probably the most wanted from the people is:
Live in USA.
Have earnings for living.
Get the Green Card.
Contribute to the country.
Pay taxes.
Summarizing answers from different forums:
Open a business under LLC or C corp. (No S corp., S copra is only for US citizens - recommended from most is the "C" corp. for Visa holders).
The business can be opened from you by having an H1B from another sponsor or having an H4 or from an investor leaving in USA or abroad.
You are not allowed to work for your own company unless you sponsor your own H1B.
You can take only the dividends from the company and file taxes properly.
You need to hire people to work for the company. You take the decisions of your company at the board meetings.
At the end of the road your company won't provide you the Green Card unless you have less than 5% of the company. (When is the end of the road?)
You can't have benefits of health insurance for example unless you have an H1B sponsored by your company.
I will appreciate any new information or correcting the statements if necessary.
Thanks.
Daniel