Counto combines company formation, accounting, and tax in one system — instead of separate providers and fees.

We also offer free formation when bundled with accounting and tax, with ongoing compliance handled from day one.

You get automation for efficiency, plus direct access to a dedicated expert whenever you need support.

To form an LLC, you’ll need to choose a company name, appoint a registered agent, file formation documents with the state, and obtain an EIN from the IRS.

No. You can incorporate your US company entirely online — there’s no need to be physically present at any stage.

Yes. You don’t need to be a US citizen or resident. We help founders from around the world form and manage their companies.

You don’t need a personal U.S. address — but your business must have a registered agent with a physical address in its state of formation.

By default, the IRS treats a Limited Liability Company (LLC) as a pass-through entity. This means the business itself does not pay federal income taxes. Instead, the LLC’s profits and losses “pass through” to the owners, who report them on their personal tax returns.

Key US LLC Tax Requirements

• Federal Income Tax: Owners pay tax based on their individual tax bracket.
• Self-Employment Tax: Active members typically pay Social Security and Medicare taxes (approximately 15.3%) on their share of profits.
• State-Level Taxes: Some states like Delaware charge an annual Franchise Tax or flat fee for the privilege of doing business.
• Sales Tax: If your LLC sells physical or digital products, you may have Sales Tax Nexus obligations in states where your customers are located.

Yes. An EIN is required for most businesses to open a US bank account, hire employees, and file taxes — including for non-US founders.

Absolutely. You can book a free consultation or send us a message here to discuss your company setup, structure, and compliance requirements.

We’ll guide you through the USA company registration process and help you get everything set up correctly from day one.