1. Update relevant government documents, including confirming the information of directors, shareholders and management positions of the company;
2. Registration of the registered address of the company;
3. Tax-related accounting declaration and payment.
Second; Annual review notes of American companies
1. Company Annual Report/Annual Report: Renewal of Company Registration Certificate.
2. Legally registered agent: it is a necessary condition for establishing a company in the United States. The first year is free, and the fee is charged every year from the second year;
3. Documents and service fees (including transportation express fee, telephone fee, documents fee and professional service fee, etc.). ).
Fourth; Time and cost of annual inspection of American companies
The annual inspection time of 1 is generally one year after the company is registered. By the time of the annual inspection, the United States will listen to and inform the international community.
2. Annual inspection fee:
A. If a registered American company does not operate in the United States and has no trade relations with the United States, it does not need to make accounts and pay taxes, but it can declare zero if it wants to declare taxes. In the United States, the cost of annual inspection varies from state to state. In California, for example, the government fees that must be paid each year are only $800 in federal taxes. New york is 1 100 USD.
B. If you register an American company and operate in the United States, you have to pay taxes, and you need an American accountant to keep accounts. Listening and international can help you with it, and the cost will depend on the income of the enterprise. (Generally 8%- 10% profit)
Five; Preparation materials and service scope of annual inspection of American companies
Copy of registration certificate;
2. 1 copy of the Articles of Association;
3. A copy of the complete set of documents for the establishment of the company;
4. A copy of the shareholder change document (if there is any shareholder change);
5. Copies of capital increase documents (if any);
6. Copy of company name change (such as renaming);
7. A copy of the identity card or passport of the shareholder or director (whichever is submitted to the government).