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Which is best for you?

Montana
A Montana LLC offers flexible management, limited liability protection, and no sales tax—ideal for asset protection and business operations.

Wyoming
Wyoming LLCs offer strong privacy, low annual fees, and no state income tax—making them ideal for asset protection, anonymous ownership, and flexible business structuring.

Texas
Texas LLCs provide strong legal protection, no state income tax, and a favorable business environment—perfect for companies looking to operate in a large, diverse market.

Florida
Florida LLCs benefit from no personal income tax, business-friendly regulations, and easy formation—great for entrepreneurs seeking sunshine-state perks and strong liability protection.
Montana
• LLC Registration: 1–3 business days (very fast compared to other states).
•EIN: Typically 7–10 business days if applied online or via a third-party (faster if you have SSN/ITIN).
•Resale Certificate: Montana does not issue a resale certificate because it has no sales tax.
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•No Sales Tax: Montana is a sales-tax-free state, which can reduce costs when buying inventory (though this varies based on supplier acceptance).
•Quick Formation: Fast LLC setup makes it a good option for quick launches.
•Low Fees: Affordable annual renewal compared to other states.
•Privacy: Allows greater member privacy if filed correctly.
•Sales Tax Nexus Issues: Since Montana doesn’t have sales tax, Amazon may not accept it for tax-exempt purchases; you may not get a resale certificate.
•Limited Acceptance: Some wholesalers or suppliers may require resale certificates from sales-tax states.
•Remote Business: As a non-resident, you might face challenges with banking or physical address requirements unless you use a registered agent service.
Timeline:
Wyoming LLCs can typically be formed within 24 to 48 hours online once the Articles of Organization are filed with the Secretary of State.
Resale Certificate:
Wyoming does not have a state sales tax for services, but if you’re selling taxable goods, you’ll need a Sales Tax License (Resale Certificate) from the Wyoming Department of Revenue to collect and remit sales tax.
EIN (Employer Identification Number):
After forming your LLC, you’ll need to apply for an EIN from the IRS, which can be done online and is usually issued instantly—required for opening a business bank account or hiring employees.
No State Income Tax:
Wyoming doesn’t impose a personal or corporate income tax, which helps maximize profits.
Strong Privacy Protections:
Owners’ names are not publicly listed, allowing for anonymous ownership and enhanced asset protection.
Low Annual Fees & Maintenance:
Just a $60 annual report fee (as of now) and minimal reporting requirements make it budget-friendly.
Business-Friendly Laws:
Wyoming is known for its pro-business legal environment and strong LLC statutes, especially for holding companies.
Lifetime Proxy:
Owners can appoint someone else to vote on their behalf without revealing ownership—a rare and powerful privacy tool.
Out-of-State Operations May Require Foreign Registration:
If you run your business physically in another state, you may need to register there as a foreign LLC—adding costs and paperwork.
No Physical Presence Could Limit Credibility:
Some banks and clients may view an LLC with no physical office or employees in Wyoming as less legitimate.
Sales Tax Collection Issues:
If selling products or services in other states, nexus laws could require you to collect sales tax and register in multiple states.
Wyoming
Texas
Timeline:
Filing online with the Texas Secretary of State usually takes 3–5 business days, or 1–2 days if expedited.
Resale Certificate:
If you’re selling taxable goods or services, you must apply for a Texas Sales and Use Tax Permit (Resale Certificate) through the Texas Comptroller.
EIN (Employer Identification Number):
Required for tax purposes, banking, and hiring. Can be obtained free online from the IRS, typically instantly.
- No State Income Tax on Individuals:
- While there’s a franchise tax for businesses, individuals don’t pay state income tax, which is great for owner profits.
- Strong Business Infrastructure:
- Texas offers a diverse economy, large market, and central location, ideal for growth and logistics.
- Credibility and Local Presence:
- Having a Texas-based LLC builds trust if you’re operating in or selling to the Texas market.
- Flexible Management Structure:
- Texas LLCs allow single or multi-member setups with ease in assigning roles and profit distribution.
Franchise Tax:
Texas doesn’t have a state income tax, but it does impose a franchise tax based on revenue if you exceed certain thresholds (over $2.47 million as of 2025).
More Complex Compliance:
Texas has more regulatory requirements than states like Wyoming—annual reports and state filings are a must.
Public Disclosure:
Texas requires more transparency—member/manager names are part of public record, which reduces privacy.
Timeline:
Filing online with the Florida Division of Corporations usually takes 1–2 business days, though postal filings take longer.
Resale Certificate:
If you’re selling taxable goods or services in Florida, you must register for a Florida Annual Resale Certificate from the Department of Revenue to collect and remit sales tax.
EIN (Employer Identification Number):
Required for opening a business bank account or hiring employees—easily obtained free from the IRS online, usually instantly.
No State Income Tax for Individuals:
Profits passed through to members aren’t taxed at the state level—ideal for maximizing take-home income.
Strong Local Economy & Population Growth:
Florida is booming with entrepreneurial activity, tourism, and real estate, making it a great market for many businesses.
Simple and Affordable Formation:
Filing fees are low (around $125), and annual reports are straightforward and inexpensive ($138.75 as of 2025).
Flexible Structure:
Florida LLCs allow both single-member and multi-member structures, with clear rules for operating agreements and liability protection.
Public Disclosure:
Owner and manager details are publicly available, reducing privacy for those seeking anonymity.
Annual Report Requirement:
Florida requires an annual report due by May 1st every year—missing it results in a $400 late fee or administrative dissolution.
Sales Tax Complexity:
Florida has strict and detailed tax rules for different industries—sales tax compliance can be time-consuming if you’re selling taxable goods or services.
Florida
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