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WHY

Why Choose a C-Corp?

C-Corporations offer unique advantages for founders who want to build scalable companies and raise capital:

  • Unlimited shareholders — Attract investors worldwide without restrictions

  • Multiple classes of stock — Customize ownership, voting rights, and dividends

  • Separate legal entity — Personal assets are fully protected

  • Investor-friendly structure — Preferred by venture capitalists and angel investors

  • Perpetual existence — Company continues despite changes in ownership

  • Potential tax benefits — Ability to reinvest profits at the corporate tax rate

WHO

Who Should Form a C-Corp?

C-Corporations are best suited for businesses that:

  • Plan to raise capital from investors such as venture capitalists or angel investors

  • Want to issue multiple classes of stock and offer stock options to employees

  • Aim to go public (IPO) in the future

  • Seek strong personal liability protection by separating business and personal assets

  • Need perpetual existence regardless of ownership changes

  • Operate across multiple states or internationally

  • Desire a formal corporate structure to build credibility and attract partners

 

Choose the Right State for Your C-Corp

WY

Wyoming

Wyoming offers a business-friendly environment with low fees and strong privacy protection. While it’s more commonly chosen for LLCs, C-Corps in Wyoming benefit from no corporate income tax and minimal reporting requirements. Ideal for small to medium-sized corporations focused on efficiency and long-term asset protection.

DE

Delaware

Delaware C-Corporations are the top choice for startups and high-growth companies seeking venture capital or planning an IPO. The state’s advanced corporate law system, Court of Chancery, and investor-friendly legal protections make it the standard for tech companies and large enterprises. If you’re aiming to scale and attract serious funding, Delaware C-Corp is the industry default.

How to Start Your Company in the U.S. with IncState

We make step-by-step company formation easy, fast, and reliable — from choosing your entity type to receiving your official documents, IncState handles the entire process so you can focus on growing your business.

01

Choose Your Company Type & State

02

Fill Out Our Simple Formation Form

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We Handle All Paperwork

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Receive Your Company Documents

Starter

$129

+ state fee

Pro

$329

+ state fee

Enterprise

$699

+ state fee

Start Your C-Corp Easily

Form your U.S. C-Corp in just a few clicks — fast, compliant, and ready for global business. No hidden fees. No paperwork hassle. Just expert support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a non-resident foreigner start a company in the USA?

Yes, non-residents can legally form both LLCs and C-Corporations in the United States. You don’t need to live in the U.S. or have a visa. Many international entrepreneurs start U.S. companies to access the American market, work with U.S. clients, or use U.S. financial tools like Stripe and PayPal.

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