US Virtual Office Service

If California were a country, it would be the fifth largest economy in the world. The amount of business done in California alone is a great reason to have a business here.

The Delaware corporation was one of the first ways to have a US business, and the Delaware puts forth extensive efforts to try to make Delaware a good place to base your business and file your formation paperwork. Delaware has created specific taxing laws to allow for you to use a virtual office service like ours to have a Delaware corporate headquarter address, Delaware Phone Service, and a Delaware mailing address, and still not owe Delaware income taxes.

Florida has long been a popular location to start a company or to rehome or expand an existing business. Florida is a great place for businesses that need less burdensome disclosure rules and business-friendly taxes. Here’s our Florida Virtual Office service.

Idaho is one of the new hot spots for forming businesses in the United States. Its economy and business sectors are growing, it doesn’t charge annual report fees, it has a low tax burden for businesses, and your Idaho business won’t be overwhelmed with government regulations.

We base our Illinois office in Springfield to keep costs down. You’ll have a hard time finding more affordable services in Chicago or St Louis.

Montana has no sales tax. Many people establish a business in Montana and use that business as a special purpose business to buy, own, and sell assets to not pay sales tax. Montana has income tax if your business generates more than $225,000 of income a year but no sales tax. Many people desire to own and hold title to assets through a Montana company. We can help you establish your Montana company, provide you with a fully-functional Montana phone line, and receive your mail for you in Montana.

Texas has a huge economy, and it's as business friendly as they come. The state has a massive, highly-trained workforce and no personal income tax. While Texas has a state franchise tax, the "no tax due" threshold is fairly high, so many new and small businesses owe nothing each year. Overall, the Lone Star State is a great place to start a business or to expand an existing business.

Washington State has no personal income tax and does not tax you on revenue made in other states. Washington State has a simple gross income tax which is expensive if you’re not profitable, but if you’re a profitable company is way cheaper than what 45 other states have in a net personal and net corporate income tax. Thanks to massive employers like Microsoft, Boeing, and Amazon, Washington also has some of the best laws in the country for employers protecting IP and company secrets. In addition, many people associate Nevada, Texas, Florida, California, Delaware, Montana, and Wyoming with virtual addresses. A Washington virtual address, however, will look normal to anyone.

Wyoming is the world’s best place to incorporate or form your business. Wyoming has no corporate or personal income tax. Wyoming doesn’t even have a department of revenue for income taxes. You can form a Wyoming LLC with minimal public information, and Wyoming has the greatest and strongest set of asset protection laws for businesses formed in Wyoming. Lawyers are reasonable to hire in Wyoming, and the state does not survive on forming companies. Wyoming has huge deposits of coal, oil, and natural resources that fund one of the smallest populations in the US. Wyoming also has extremely smart and progressive lawyers that enact and maintain awesome asset protection laws and create very cool vehicles for entity creation such as closely held LLCs and corporations.