Hi all,
I was considering a Wyoming offshore LLC. I am a non-US citizen.
However, I came across this article where the author claims that one needs to form 2 different LLCs in case one is not really in Wyoming. The example he gave was that of a person named "Steven" who lived in California and formed a Wyoming LLC.
He states that "Since Steven is running his business from his home in California, his Wyoming LLC is illegally doing business in California."
Is the author accurate?
If the above article is accurate, wouldn't this also apply to a Delaware or New Mexico LLC? Why would anyone even open a Delaware or New Mexico LLC in that case?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts
I was considering a Wyoming offshore LLC. I am a non-US citizen.
However, I came across this article where the author claims that one needs to form 2 different LLCs in case one is not really in Wyoming. The example he gave was that of a person named "Steven" who lived in California and formed a Wyoming LLC.
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He states that "Since Steven is running his business from his home in California, his Wyoming LLC is illegally doing business in California."
Is the author accurate?
If the above article is accurate, wouldn't this also apply to a Delaware or New Mexico LLC? Why would anyone even open a Delaware or New Mexico LLC in that case?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts