Company Administration in the US
Keep your US entity in good standing, year after year.
- Ongoing compliance support so annual filings, taxes, and registration renewals never get missed.
- Coverage across federal, state, and local reporting obligations, which vary by company type and by state.
- Practical guidance on annual tax filings, sales and payroll taxes, and state and local tax considerations.
- One team managing your US company's paperwork so you can focus on the business itself.
Want your US entity's compliance overseen properly? Contact Rosenfalck & Thorup today.
Thomas Thorup
Advokat (Denmark) (admitted to the high court), Attorney-at-law (California, D.C., U.S. Supreme Court), LL.M.
What ongoing obligations does a US legal entity have?
A US legal entity carries continuing compliance obligations — both legal and tax-related — just as a Danish company does. The specific rules vary by company type and by the state in which the company is registered, and compliance involves reporting to local, state, and federal governments.
What does tax compliance involve?
On the tax side, an annual tax filing is typically required, and sales and payroll taxes must be continually evaluated and paid as they arise. State and local taxes must also be factored in, since obligations differ depending on where the company operates and is registered.
What is required to keep a company registered in good standing?
Companies must report annually to each state where they are registered. This is typically a straightforward filing, combined with payment of annual registration fees that vary by state. Missing these filings can put the company's standing at risk.