US companies
Wyoming created the first LLC structure in the US in 1977, has no state income tax at all, and generally the lowest ongoing annual cost among popular formation states — a strong alternative to Delaware for a simple non-resident e-commerce or SaaS LLC.
A UK Private Limited Company (Ltd) is a separate legal entity registered at Companies House. Non-resident founders can form one remotely through structured identity verification support. Eteform handles the filing and checks in 24–48 working hours. Six service packages start from $299; the $135 Companies House fee is shown separately.
After incorporation you receive a CRN and digital documents. Many founders then open Wise Business or Revolut Business, set a London registered office if needed, and prepare for Stripe, Shopify or Amazon using matching company details. Annual duties typically include the Confirmation Statement (CS01), accounts, and Corporation Tax registration with HMRC when trading starts. Dormant companies still have lighter filing duties — they are not a full exemption from Companies House.
UK company formation does not grant UK residency or a visa. Eteform guarantees legal, complete execution of every request, and bank or payment-gateway approval when all requirements are fully met — with a correctly filed, transparent entity and Arabic support from order to certificate. Compare packages, read the formation guide, or start your order with clear USD pricing.
See also UK company formation, 2026 cost breakdown, and the full guide.
The main recurring cost is Wyoming's flat annual report fee (based on assets located in Wyoming, typically the statutory minimum for a company with no Wyoming assets) plus your registered agent fee. We confirm the current figure when you order rather than quote a number that could drift.
Wyoming is available as the formation state within Eteform's US LLC Full Package (from $199 — see Services for current pricing), including EIN filing. BOI/FinCEN reporting remains a separate ongoing federal obligation regardless of formation state.
It's a fully legitimate, commonly used formation state — banks, Stripe, and Amazon all accept Wyoming LLCs routinely. It's not treated differently from Delaware for standard e-commerce/SaaS use.
You'll avoid Wyoming state tax, but your US federal tax obligation and any tax owed in your country of residence are unaffected by which state you form in — state choice affects state-level cost, not your overall tax picture.
It's possible but involves real legal/administrative steps (domestication or dissolving and reforming) — better to decide up front based on your actual use case than to plan on switching later.
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