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You’ve decided to create a company in the US, great! Now you have to choose what business entity would best suit your needs.

It’s a crucial decision to make. It’s very complex since it depends on many factors, including the medium and long-term goals you have set for your business.

Deciding to move abroad is certainly a fantastic opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. Becoming an expat requires plenty of research and bureaucracy to handle to make sure to be in order before, during, and after the relocation.

Here are the first steps to take to become an expat.

Internationalization can be a great opportunity for small businesses.

It is not just a way to tackle the economic crisis, but also a great growth opportunity that can be put in place in many different ways.

What have the opportunities been and what will they be for Italian investors in the United States: the so-called “Promised Land” of business?

Let’s have a walk through it with this quick recap.

The long-awaited tax reform was quietly approved by the House and then signed by the US President on 22 December 2017.

A nice end-of-year gift for many SMEs and many investors. A gift that has not been seen since Reagan’s presidency, in terms of tax reduction.

It is, in fact, the most drastic change to US tax code of the last 30 years!

It has now been three months since the entry into force of TCJA: the tax reform providing drastic cuts all over the United States.

As already largely covered in our previous US Tax Reform article, this is the most radical change in the US fiscal legislation of the last 30 years and will impact many aspects of the US economy.

How can the Italian companies benefit from the investment and internationalization opportunities in the US after the Tax Reform?

The reform was approved in December 2017, and it’s the most significant tax cut in the American history. The benefits included in the reform are many and apply to various social classes and business groups.

The reasons that can push a person to move to another country are many: economic reasons, business, study and, why not, sentimental reasons.

The fact is that in addition to a careful examination of all the paperwork needed to relocate (visa, driving license, pet transportation, new residence… etc.) it will also be necessary to evaluate all legal, fiscal and economic aspects of the destination country to avoid any false move.

We are approaching tax season and we know that this fact doesn’t always evoke positive thoughts.In this case, though, we would like to remind you of the existence of the “pass-through deduction”.

Let’s explain what it means.