Exclusive webinar
Expanding from APAC to the US? Learn from experts and get the setup right from the start.
April 22nd – Wednesday | 1:00 SGT (GMT +8)
A practical session on entity formation, state selection, and tax fundamentals for APAC businesses entering the US
Overview
Expanding into the United States is a major growth opportunity for many APAC businesses.
However, early decisions around entity structure, state selection, and tax exposure can have long-term implications on how efficiently you operate and scale.
Many businesses enter the US market without fully understanding these fundamentals, only to face avoidable complexity later.
In this practical session, Payoneer is joined by Acclime (US market-entry specialists) and TaxStudio (US tax advisors) to walk through the key considerations every international business should understand before launching or expanding US operations.
What You Will Learn
How to decide when to incorporate a US entity
The differences between LLC and C-Corp, and which is right for your business
How to approach the “which state?” decision across different business models
Key compliance considerations for foreign-owned businesses
Core US tax concepts, including: Federal vs state taxes, Income tax vs sales tax, Nexus and when tax obligations apply
What a compliant and scalable US setup looks like in practice
Who Should Attend
APAC-based businesses expanding to the US
Businesses planning to incorporate a US entity
Companies selling into or holding inventory in the US
Founders and operators evaluating US market entry
Finance and operations leaders responsible for cross-border expansion
Speakers
David Brown
Acclime, Head of Strategic Partnerships
Acclime is a professional services firm specialising in market entry, corporate structuring, and compliance support for businesses expanding internationally, including into the United States.
Jason Booth
TaxStudio,CEO
TaxStudio is a US tax advisory firm supporting international businesses with tax structuring, compliance, and ongoing advisory across federal and state tax requirements.
This session is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Businesses should seek professional advice tailored to their specific circumstances.
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