Entering North America —
Step by Step
Everything you need to know about establishing your business in Texas. From entity formation and banking to compliance and operations — we break it down clearly so you can move fast.
The World's Best Business
Gateway to North America
Texas isn't just another U.S. state — it's a nation-sized economy with business-first policies, no state income tax, and direct access to Latin American and global markets.
Texas GDP rivals entire countries. With over $2 trillion in economic output, it gives your business immediate access to one of the world's most powerful markets.
Texas levies no state corporate or personal income tax — a decisive advantage over California, New York, and most other U.S. states. More revenue stays in your business.
From ExxonMobil to Dell, Texas is home to more Fortune 500 headquarters than any state except New York. Your clients and partners are already here.
Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston Intercontinental, Austin-Bergstrom, and San Antonio connect you directly to Mexico City, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
Texas has a population of over 30 million and is the fastest-growing large state in the U.S., adding nearly 1,000 new residents every day.
Texas exports more goods than any other U.S. state — making it the natural hub for companies with international supply chains, particularly with Mexico.
How We Take You From
Zero to Operating
Our proven process gets international and local companies fully operational in Texas — typically in 30 days or less.
We start with a free 30-minute call to understand your business, industry, goals, and timeline. We then design a custom North American market entry plan — entity type, structure, and setup sequence tailored to your situation.
We file your LLC or Corporation with the Texas Secretary of State, draft your operating or shareholder agreements, set up your Registered Agent, and obtain your Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS.
We guide you through opening a U.S. business bank account — one of the most common pain points for international founders. We work with banking partners who understand foreign-owned businesses and move efficiently.
We establish your payroll system, chart of accounts, accounting software, and ensure full compliance with Texas and federal tax requirements — including sales tax registration if applicable to your business.
We identify and obtain all required business licenses and permits for your industry and municipality, set up your operational infrastructure — physical or virtual office, registered address, and vendor relationships.
Your North American business is open. We stay on as your strategic and operational partner — managing day-to-day through our Fractional CEO service or advising on your next growth milestone, M&A opportunity, or financing round.
What Does It Cost to
Launch in North America?
Transparency is core to how we work. Here's a typical cost overview for setting up a Texas entity — every business is different, and we'll give you a precise quote after your strategy call.
North America Entry
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions we get from international and local companies entering the North American market.
Ready to Launch in Texas?
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We'll map out your exact entry plan and timeline — no commitment required.