Insights on US expansion, tax compliance, and corporate operations
When exploring US incorporation, Korean founders face a critical first choice: C-Corp or LLC. The decision depends on your business goals, investment plans, and ties to Korea—there's no one-size-fits-all answer.
US VCs rarely invest in Korean-incorporated companies not because Korean startups lack quality, but because Korean corporate law structures are fundamentally misaligned with how US venture capital operates. This post breaks down the structural reasons why Delaware C-Corp incorporation is essential for attracting US VC funding.
Year 2 of operating a US corporation is when many founders relax after their first tax filing, only to discover critical compliance gaps that can cost tens of thousands to fix retroactively. From forgotten foreign exchange filings to missing board resolutions, here are the ten mistakes that repeatedly catch founders off guard.
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