To start an eCommerce business in the U.S., you’ll need to address several key elements: company formation, tax registrations, compliance with U.S. laws, and establishing a logistics network. Setting up a U.S.-based business can feel daunting, especially when you're navigating regulations from abroad.

My program simplifies this by walking you through the entire process. From incorporating your business as a non-resident to managing U.S. taxes and ensuring your company is legally prepared to sell in the U.S., we’ll cover everything so you can start selling quickly and efficiently.

Selling in the U.S. as a non-resident involves complying with specific legal requirements, including registering for a U.S. tax ID, setting up a legal entity, and adhering to sales tax laws. My consultation program provides detailed guidance on all of these aspects, ensuring that you are fully compliant with U.S. laws before you begin selling.

While selling in the U.S. from overseas can be challenging, it's entirely achievable with the right guidance. Managing eCommerce in the U.S. remotely means dealing with logistics, understanding U.S. tax laws, and marketing to American consumers. My program focuses on helping you streamline these processes so you can run your U.S. eCommerce business without ever stepping foot in the country. You’ll receive guidance on shipping, fulfillment, and handling customer service, making it easier to grow your U.S. sales from anywhere in the world.

• Selling in the U.S. market offers numerous advantages, especially for non-residents. As one of the largest and most lucrative eCommerce markets globally, the U.S. provides vast growth opportunities. My program not only covers the tax advantages of operating a U.S. business from abroad but also helps you capitalize on the high consumer spending power and demand. Whether you're looking to scale or expand internationally, the U.S. market is a key opportunity for any ambitious eCommerce business.