| 
Type | 
C Corporation | 
LLC (Limited Liability Company) | 
| 
Nature of business | 
Stock company | 
Pass-through entity | 
| 
Ownership | 
Shareholder (Individual or Corporation) | 
Members (Individual or Corporation) | 
| 
Residency requirement | 
No required. Permitted to resident or non-resident
  owner | 
No required. Permitted to resident or non-resident
  owner | 
| 
Legal entity | 
Separate entity to limit the liability of owners and
  officers for the acts of the company and for debts which the company may
  have. | 
Separate entity to limit the liability of owners and
  officers for the acts of the company and for debts which the company may
  have. | 
| 
Operation | 
Most major actions of a C corporation require some
  procedures, such as formal resolutions of the company or votes of the stockholders. | 
LLC Operating Agreements empower the owners and/or
  managers to simply act. | 
| 
Tax Treatment | 
Double taxation: Company income is taxed at corporate
  income tax rate; shareholders also pay tax on dividends or profits
  distributed. | 
Single taxation: Each member of LLC must file income
  tax return (e.g., individual income tax return) on profit or loss which LLC
  passes through each member | 
| 
One time fee | 
Ongoing costs | 
| 
$500 for all successful applications including: 
*
  C-Corporation or LLC Incorporation 
* Signed
  Certificate of Incorporation, Bylaws, and Board Consent or Operating
  agreement 
* Tool to issue stock to founders 
* First
  year of registered agent fees 
* IRS Tax ID Employer Identification Number (EIN) 
* Open a bank account in and debit card with Silicon
  Valley Bank 
* Set up Stripe account and networking in an Atlas
  forum with other founders, other entrepreneurs, 200 investors, accelerators,
  and companies around world 
* Free post-incorporation templates 
* Access up to $5,000 in
  promotional credits from Amazon Web Services (AWS) | 
* $100 per year to renew Delaware registered agent
  (renewed automatically) 
* $25 per month for your business bank account (the fee
  is waived if you maintain a minimum average balance of $25,000 per month) | 
| 
Invitation | 
Existing Stipe Atlas founders | 
Direct application for a Stripe Atlas | 
| 
Method | 
Existing Stripe Atlas founders can invite other entrepreneurs
  to join in Stripe Atlas immediately | 
Anyone can still apply directly for an invitation
  request, for which Stripe Atlas will respond within two weeks. | 
| 
Category | 
Information | 
| 
Company | 
New company’s proposed name | 
| 
A physical business address: 
1) Is not necessarily in the U.S. 
2) can be a business address or personal residence. | |
| 
A contact phone number | |
| 
The number of shares of stock to be authorized | |
| 
If it is a subsidiary, the parent company’s name, type
  (e.g., corporation), tax ID number, and a copy of the company’s
  government-issued registration document | |
| 
Business and products or services | 
Website showing the products or services, price,
  contact, terms of service, and more | 
| 
If website in progress, screenshots, wireframes,
  detailed description | |
| 
Founders, investors, and other relevant history | |
| 
Team 
(yourself, anyone else that owns more than 25% of the
  company, and anyone else filling the primary company roles.) | 
Email address | 
| 
Phone number | |
| 
Legal name | |
| 
Date of birth | |
| 
Personal, physical address | |
| 
Percent of company ownership | |
| 
Government-issued identification document | 
| 
Category | 
Description | 
| 
Legal documents | 
Certificate of Incorporation | 
| 
Bylaws for your corporation | |
| 
Board Approval of Organizational Resolutions | |
| 
A Bank Deposit Agreement and Online Banking Enrollment
  with Silicon Valley Bank, for opening a bank account | |
| 
IRS form SS-4, to request an EIN for tax-reporting purposes | |
| 
Bank account | 
Open a USD-denominated business bank account for your
  new company at Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) | 
| 
Once the bank account is opened, a temporary password
  is sent to log in online and you can find the login user ID in your Banking Enrollment
  Form in the Stripe Dashboard. | |
| 
Stripe Atlas users are also eligible to receive a debit
  card linked to their SVB account. If you opt-in for debit cards when you
  complete the application, you will receive an email from SVB after you
  receive your EIN, with instructions on how to complete your debit card
  application. | |
| 
Incorporation | 
Registering your corporation in Delaware generally
  takes a couple of business days. Once your company is incorporated, you’ll
  receive your Certificate of Incorporation via email. It notes that the
  original is in electronic format; no hard copies are created. | 
| 
Stripe Atlas will email you with information about
  issuing stock to founders after your company is incorporated. New
  corporations can issue stock with standard terms using its free tool within
  30 days of incorporation. | |
| 
Corporate tax ID | 
When your incorporation is complete, your new company
  can be registered with the IRS to create a U.S. Federal Employer
  Identification Number (EIN). Stripe Atlas will automatically send form SS-4
  to the IRS to request an EIN for your new company. It usually takes up to 2
  weeks to receive your EIN via email; 6-8 weeks to receive it via physical
  mail. | 
| 
Company | 
Detail | 
| 
METAFUSED (https://www.metafused.com) | 
Led by Madhuban Kumar, Metafused’s mission is to make
  data meaningful. Their product applies artificial intelligence to let users
  know what customers and prospects are going to do next | 
| 
During, Inc. (https://during.com/) | 
Zach Holman, one of the first engineers at GitHub, is
  building During, a calendar that helps you plan and collaborate on everything
  that needs doing. | 
| 
IRIS (http://getiris.co/) | 
Iris is your modern day emergency alert for mobile,
  founded by Cat Noone in NYC. Iris provides hospital detection, a digital
  health card and rapid alerts to your loved ones in the critical moment when
  you need it most. | 
| 
TRESS (http://www.tressapp.co/) | 
Started in Ghana, Tress is a social community for black
  women to discover and share hairstyle inspiration, information and tips.
  Founders Priscilla Hazel, Esther Olatunde, and Cassandra Sarfo participated
  in Y Combinator’s Winter 2017 batch. | 
| 
PASILOBUS (https://www.pasilobus.com/) | 
Pasilobus builds apps and e-commerce solutions for
  clients on Shopify. The company is headquartered in St Louis and has
  employees around the world. | 
| 
ZUMROD (https://www.zumrod.com/) | 
Zumrod is an e-commerce platform that supplies health
  and beauty products to women in the Arab World. Co-founder Said Hassan also
  leads Gaza Sky Geeks, the first startup accelerator in the Gaza Strip. | 
| 
LUDUS 
(https://ludus.one/) | 
Vincent Battaglia, the Belgian founder of LUDUS, established
  his business in Delaware by Stripe Atlas because his business is 100% SaaS
  with potential customer everywhere on the globe and desire his business to
  become a global company. The company provides presentation tools for
  designers on SaaS basis. | 
| 
Category | 
Details | 
| 
Delaware
  Court | 
The
  Delaware Court of Chancery (established in 1792) allows companies to resolve
  disputes quickly with a judge rather than a jury. Judges for the Court of Chancery
  specialize in corporate law, draw on hundreds of years of legal precedent,
  and hear only business-related cases. | 
| 
Delaware’s
  tax system | 
Delaware’s
  tax system gives businesses several ways to legally minimize their tax bills.
  From example, companies that are incorporated in Delaware but do business in
  other states don’t have to pay state corporate income tax to Delaware. And
  Delaware also doesn’t tax profits on royalty payments, trademarks, or
  copyrights. | 
| 
Delaware’s
  laws and policies | 
Delaware’s
  laws and policies make it easy for businesses to incorporate, avoid
  liability, and retain privacy. Delaware’s Department of State makes it
  convenient for businesses to fill out incorporation paperwork, which can be
  done in under an hour. Because they don’t have to give much personal
  identifying information, company officers who incorporate or set up business
  accounts in Delaware can also maintain privacy, ensure anonymity, and avoid
  personal liability. | 
| 
Business-Friendly | 
Because
  Delaware has had a reputation for being friendly to businesses for such a
  long time, it makes sense logistically for businesses to incorporate in the
  state. Most corporate attorneys know Delaware’s business laws, and many
  IPO-minded investment banks prefer to work with companies that are
  incorporated in Delaware. | 
| 
Category | 
Tax | 
Details | 
| 
Federal
  Corporate Income Tax | 
Federal
  Corporate Income Tax | 
All
  businesses must file an annual federal income tax return. The C-Corporation
  tax rate is the flat rate 21% for 2018 (By comparison, the federal personal
  income tax rate varies from 10% to 37% for 2018.) Generally, the
  C-Corporation must file its income tax return by the 15th day of the 4th
  month after the end of its tax year (April 15th) and the LLC must usually file its tax return by the 15th
  day of the 3rd month after the end of its tax year (March 15th). | 
| 
Federal
  Employment Taxes | 
Federal
  withholding income and FICA tax | 
1)
  Reporting withholding income and FICA tax 
Generally,
  employers must report all compensations paid to an employee by filing the
  required form(s) to the IRS. You must also report taxes you deposit by filing
  Forms 941, 944, and 945 on paper or through e-file. The withholding tax rate
  varies depending on a filing status and the FICA (social security and
  Medicare taxes) tax rate is each 7.65% for an employer and an employee for
  2018. 
* Form
  941, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return 
* Form
  944, Employer’s Annual Federal Tax Return if received written notification
  about the Form 944 program 
* Form
  945, Annual Return of Withheld Federal Income Tax if you are filing to report
  backup withholding. 
2)
  Depositing withholding income and FICA tax 
In
  general, you must deposit federal income tax withheld, and both the employer
  and employee FICA taxes if you’re required to file the forms and your
  employment tax liability for the preceding quarter or current quarter is
  $2,500 or more. (Exception: $100,000 Next-Day Deposit Rule). There are two
  deposit schedules, monthly and semi-weekly depending on $50,000 threshold
  during the lookback period. | 
| 
FUTA
  tax | 
1)
  Reporting FUTA tax 
Only
  the employer pays FUTA taxes (federal unemployment taxes); it is not withheld
  from the employee's wages. You must file Form 940 for the current year if you
  pay the wages you pay employees who aren't household or agricultural
  employees and you paid wages of $1,500 or more to employees in any calendar
  quarter during the prior year or the current year, or you had one or more
  employees for at least some part of a day in any 20 or more different weeks
  in the prior year or 20 or more different weeks in the current year.
  Generally, you're entitled to the maximum credit 5.4% for FUTA if you paid
  your SUTA taxes (state unemployment taxes) in full on time, and the state
  isn't determined to be a credit reduction state. 
*  Form
  940, Employer’s Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return 
2)
  Depositing FUTA tax 
Although
  Form 940 covers a calendar year, you may have to deposit your FUTA tax before
  you file your return. If your FUTA tax liability is more than accumulated
  $500 for the calendar year, you must deposit quarterly. | 
Federal Report due dates
| 
Report
  due dates | 
Paper | 
Electronically | 
| 
1/31 | 
Form
  940, 941, 943, 944, 945, W-3, W-2, 1096, 1099 with box 7 | 
Form
  940, 941, 943, 944, 945, W-3, W-2, 1096, 1099 with box 7 | 
| 
2/28 | 
Form
  1096, 1099 without box 7, 8027 | |
| 
3/31 | 
Form 1096,
  1099 without box 7, 8027 | |
| 
4/30 | 
Form
  941 | 
Form
  941 | 
| 
7/31 | 
Form
  941 | 
Form
  941 | 
| 
10/31 | 
Form
  941 | 
Form
  941 | 
| 
Deposit
  due dates | 
Quarterly
  Depositor | 
Monthly
  Depositor | 
Semi-Weekly
  Depositor | 
| 
1/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 
(1)
  Pay on Wednesday, Thursday, and/or Friday→ Deposit until the following
  Wednesday 
(2)
  Pay on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and/or Tuesday 
→ Deposit
  until the following Friday | |
| 
1/31 | 
Form
  940 if >$500 | ||
| 
2/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
3/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
4/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
4/30 | 
Form
  940 if >$500 | ||
| 
5/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
6/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
7/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
7/31 | 
Form
  940 if >$500 | ||
| 
8/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
9/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
10/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
10/31 | 
Form
  940 if >$500 | ||
| 
11/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | ||
| 
12/15 | 
Form
  941, 944, 945 | 
| 
Category | 
Tax | 
Details | 
| 
State
  Corporate Income Tax | 
State
  Corporate Income Tax | 
If you
  form a corporation in Delaware, you must file and pay state corporate income
  taxes at a rate of 8.7% of federal taxable income derived from Delaware. (By
  comparison, the state’s personal income tax rate varies from 2.2% to 6.75% of
  federal taxable income.) However, companies that are incorporated in Delaware
  but do business in other states don’t have to pay state corporate income tax
  to Delaware. Generally, the C-Corporation must file its income tax
  return by the 15th day of the 4th month after the end of its tax year (April
  15th) and the LLC must usually file its tax
  return by the 15th day of the 3rd month after the end of its tax year (March
  15th). | 
| 
State
  Employment Taxes | 
State
  withholding income tax | 
You
  must file and pay or deposit state withholding income taxes if you pay wages
  to an employee of $150 or more in a year for works rendered in Delaware. The
  filing frequencies and forms depend on withholding amounts during lookback
  period (see Note 1). 
You
  can file and pay withholding tax online using ACH Debit or Electronic Funds
  Transfer (EFT) or paper. You may be required to file and pay Only online by
  federal and states regulations. | 
| 
SUTA
  tax | 
An
  employer must only file and pay SUTA (state unemployment insurance taxes)
  with Forms UC-8 and Form UC-8A quarterly. The minimum and maximum tax rates
  are .3% and 8.2% respectively. 
You
  can file and pay with Online Employer Services (OES) Portal or paper. | |
| 
Worker’s
  Compensation | 
Workers'
  Compensation is a system, created by the Delaware Legislature, which provides
  benefits to workers who are injured or who contract an occupational disease
  while working. | |
| 
Gross
  Receipts Tax (GRT) | 
Gross
  Receipts Tax (GRT) | 
Delaware
  does have a gross receipts tax that is imposed on the seller of goods or
  provider of services in Delaware, but companies that are incorporated in
  Delaware but do business in other states don’t have to pay state gross
  receipts tax to Delaware. GRT rates range from 0.1037% to 2.0736% and its
  returns and payments are due either monthly or quarterly, depending on the
  business activity and the lookback period rule. When determining the gross
  receipts tax due, most businesses are entitled to an exclusion of Min.
  $100,000 and Max. $1,250,000. 
You
  may file and pay online in Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) System. | 
| 
Franchise
  tax | 
Franchise
  tax | 
A
  corporation in Delaware must pay an annual Franchise Tax. Delaware provides
  two different methods for calculating the franchise tax: the Authorized
  Shares method by which the minimum tax is $175.00 and the Assumed Par Value
  Capital Method by which a minimum tax of $400.0. It is due annually on or
  before March 1st and are required to be filed and paid online. | 
| 
Annual
  Reporting | 
Annual
  Reporting | 
Annual
  Report Filing Fees is $25.00 for Exempt Domestic Corporations and $50.00 for
  Non-Exempt Domestic Corporations. It is due annually on or before March 1st
  and are required to be filed online. | 
| 
Withholding
  amounts during lookback period | 
Filing
  frequency | 
Form | 
| 
$3600
  or less | 
Quarterly | 
Form
  W-1Q | 
| 
$3600.01
  and less than $20000 | 
Monthly | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
$20000.01
  and greater | 
Eight
  Monthly | 
Form
  W-1A | 
| 
Report
  due dates | 
Paper | 
Electronically | 
| 
1/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
1/31 | 
Form DE W-3 or W-3A(annual withholding tax
  reconciliation), W-2, 1099-MISC,
  reporting non-employee compensation in box 7, W-1Q, UC-8 and
  UC-8A | 
Form W-2, 1099-MISC, reporting non-employee compensation in box 7,
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
| 
2/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
2/28 | 
Form
  1099-MISC, without non-employee compensation, 1099-R | |
| 
3/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
4/2 | 
Form
  1099-MISC, without non-employee compensation, 1099-R | |
| 
4/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
4/30 | 
Form
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
Form
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
| 
5/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
6/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
7/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
7/31 | 
Form
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
Form
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
| 
8/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
9/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
10/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
10/31 | 
Form
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
Form
  W-1Q, UC-8 and UC-8A | 
| 
11/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
12/15 | 
Form W-1 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
Deposit
  due dates | 
Quarterly
  Depositor | 
Monthly
  Depositor | 
Eighth
  Monthly Depositor | 
| 
1/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
Form
  W-1A 
the
  3rd, 7th, 11th, 15th, 19th, 22nd, 25th, and the last day of the month | |
| 
1/31 | 
Form W-1Q | 
Form
  UC-8 and UC-8A | |
| 
2/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
3/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
4/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
4/30 | 
Form
  W-1Q | 
Form
  UC-8 and UC-8A | |
| 
5/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
6/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
7/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
7/31 | 
Form
  W-1Q | 
Form
  UC-8 and UC-8A | |
| 
8/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
9/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
10/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
10/31 | 
Form
  W-1Q | 
Form
  UC-8 and UC-8A | |
| 
11/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | ||
| 
12/15 | 
Form
  W-1 | 
| 
Report
  and Deposit 
due
  dates | 
Quarterly
  filer | 
Monthly
  filer | 
| 
1/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
1/31 | 
GRT | |
| 
2/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
3/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
4/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
4/30 | 
GRT | |
| 
5/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
6/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
7/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
7/31 | 
GRT | |
| 
8/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
9/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
10/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
10/31 | 
GRT | |
| 
11/20 | 
GRT | |
| 
12/20 | 
GRT | 

[미국법인과 테크비즈니스] 비미국시민권자 또는 비미국거주자로서 미국법인은행계좌/통장 개설과 핀테크(FinTech) 혁신
외국인으로서 미국법인은행계좌 개설
비미국시민권자 또는 비미국거주자로서 미국법인은행계좌 개설을 생각하고 계십니까? 미국에는 Chase Bank, Bank of America, Citi Bank, Wells Fargo 등 외국인이 개설할 수 있는 수많은 은행들이 존재합니다. 하지만 미국은행계좌를 개설하기 전에 몇가지 주의하셔야 할 부분들이 있습니다.
외국인 기업가로서 미국은행계좌를 개설하고 싶은 수많은 이유가 있을 수 있습니다. 그 주된 이유중에 한가지는 본인의 사업이 주로 온라인으로 진행되고 대금 수령 또는/그리고 지급이 미국회사 또는 전세계에서 이루어지기 때문에 미국은행계좌개설을 진행하고 싶어하는 경우가 많습니다. 또한 은행 송금/입금과 거래에 대한 제약과 심의가 심한 국가의 은행계좌에 비해 상대적으로 쉽게 미국은행계좌를 통해서 송금/입금과 거래를 처리할 수 있기 때문에 많은 외국인 기업가들이 미국은행계좌개설을 선호합니다.
그러나 미국에서 법인은행계좌를 개설하는 것은 그리 간단한 절차가 아닙니다. 대부분의 외국인이 마주하는 가장 첫번째 문제는 외국인은 사회보장번호 (SSN)가 없다는 것입니다. 대부분의 미국은행은 법인은행계좌개설 시 비미국시민권자 또는 비미국거주자에게 SSN을 요구합니다. SSN을 받을 수 없는 외국인은 개인납세자번호 (ITIN)를 신청하여 받을 수 있고 미국은행이 은행계좌개설 시 SSN을 요구하면 ITIN을 SSN에 대신하여 제출할 수 있습니다. 간혹 SSN/ITIN없이 은행계좌를 열어주는 경우도 있을 수 있는데 SSN 또는 ITIN이 없이 은행계좌를 열었다하더라도 은행계좌 소유자는 해당 은행으로부터 주기적으로 소유자의 정보를 요청받고 결국에는 해당계좌를 강제로 해지당할 수 있습니다. 그러므로 SSN 또는 ITIN을 가지고 미국 법인은행계좌를 여는 것이 가장 안전한 방법이라 할 수 있습니다. 더불어 미국 은행계좌개설 시 해당 은행에서 요구하는 서류를 지참하고 최소 한번은 현지은행에 방문하셔야 합니다.
은행이 일반적으로 요구하는 서류
- Article of Incorporation or Organization (Forming a corporation or LLC in the U.S.) 
- EIN (Employer Identification Number) Confirmation Letter 
- Passport or U.S. Driver’s license 
- SSN (Social Security Number) or ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) 
- U.S. Residential Address 
- Being present in a bank in the U.S. 
주의: 은행에 따라서 다음과 같은 서류를 추가로 요구할 수 있습니다.
- Letter from a CPA 
- Certificate of Good Standing 
- Certificate of Incumbency 
- Banking Resolution 
- Bylaws & Minutes/Operating Agreement 
- Apostille/Embassy Certification, etc. 
은행과 지점마다 다음 항목의 요율과 수수료는 상이합니다.
- Account opening 
- Minimum deposit 
- Monthly fees 
- Overdraft fees 
- Checking account 
- Saving account 
- Debit card 
- Savings account earnings rate 
- Sending & receiving ACH 
- Sending & receiving check 
- Sending domestic (U.S.) wires 
- Receiving domestic (U.S.) wires 
- Sending international wires 
- Receiving international wires 
미국 은행관련 규정은 변동될 수 있습니다. 그러므로 미국은행에 현지방문하시기 전에 해당 은행과 지점에 연락하셔서 요구사항에 대해서 정확하게 한번 확인하시는 것이 필요합니다.
이런 엄격한 미국 은행관련 규정은 9/11 테러와 2001 anthrax 테러 후에 발의된 patriot act와 기타 bank acts에 의해서 강화됐으며 Anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism의 취지를 달성하기 위해서 고안되었습니다. 특히 U.S. Patriot Act, Section 326은 금융기관이 계좌 소유자의 신원이 확인될 때까지 신규계좌를 열지 못하도록 규정하였습니다.
그러나 2018년 1월 규정완화정책이 발표되었고 연방준비제도이사회 (Federal Reserve Board) chief of supervision 대변인은 본 사안에 대해서 다음과 같이 언급하였습니다. “뱅킹분야의 규정이 지나치게 엄격하고 규격화되어있고 일반은행들에게 대여, 투자, 주식시장거래를 촉진하기 위해 해당 규정을 완화할 필요가 있습니다.”
최근 해당 연방규정의 변화는 급속한 기술발전과 비즈니스니즈 진화에 맞춰 뱅킹분야에서 혁신의 문을 열어주기 시작했지만 기존 은행들은 해당 변화에 느리게 반응하고 있습니다.
규정완화 이후 Technology Bank와 같은 핀테크 (FinTech) 혁신
Technology-First Bank, “Mercury” (mercury.co)는 테크기업의 성공적인 테크비즈니스를 지원하기 위해 고안된 은행입니다. Mercury는 직관적이고 현대적인 UI로 쉽게 송금, 송금수표처리, ACH 이체를 할 수 있도록 설계되었습니다. Mercury를 통해서 외국인 창업자로서 SSN 또는 ITIN 제출없이 그리고 미국현지방문없이 본인 소유의 미국 표준 법인은행계좌를 개설할 수 있습니다. 법인은행계좌개설 신청은 모두 온라인으로 진행되며 약 10분안에 신청가능하며 보통 몇시간안에 법인은행계좌개설이 승인됩니다.
은행이 일반적으로 요구하는 서류
- Article of Incorporation or Organization (Forming a corporation or LLC in the U.S.) 
- EIN (Employer Identification Number) Confirmation Letter 
- Passport or U.S. Driver’s license 
표준 요율과 수수료
- Account opening: Free 
- Minimum deposit: $0 
- Monthly fees: None 
- Overdraft fees: None 
- Checking account: Available 
- Saving account: Available 
- Debit card: Available (delivered only in the U.S.) 
- Savings account earnings rate: 1% 
- Sending & receiving ACH: Free 
- Sending & receiving check: Free 
- Sending domestic (U.S.) wires: $5 
- Receiving domestic (U.S.) wires: Free 
- Sending international wires: $35 
- Receiving international wires: Free 
Mercury는 고객의 예금을 위해 FDIC 멤버 BBVA Compass와 FDIC 멤버 Evolve Bank & Trust와 함께 뱅킹서비스를 제공하고 있습니다.
미국법인설립과 미국법인은행계좌개설 업무와 관련해서 아래 사이트를 참고하시길 바랍니다.
1) 미국법인설립과 미국법인세무회계: https://blog.naver.com/korustac/221464061786
2) 코러스 미국국제세무회계 / 비즈니스 컨설팅: https://www.korusta.com/
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