Set up your U.S. Company

Texas charges zero corporate and personal income tax and applies a comparatively low margin-based franchise tax, immediately boosting your after-tax profit.

Targeted incentives—such as sales-tax exemptions for manufacturing equipment and R&D—can further reduce start-up costs. Together, these policies free up cash flow for hiring, marketing, and product development.

With 16 deep-water Gulf ports, two Tier-1 cargo airports (DFW and IAH), and the nation’s largest highway and rail networks, Texas connects you to both U.S. coasts and Latin-American markets in a single day.

Foreign-trade zones and streamlined customs programs keep goods moving with minimal red tape. The result: faster shipping times, lower freight costs, and unrivaled supply-chain resilience.

Decades of tort-reform statutes, capped punitive damages, and a predictable court docket significantly lower litigation exposure for directors and officers. Texas is also a right-to-work state with business-friendly regulatory agencies that prioritize economic growth.

This stable legal framework lets you plan long-term without fear of sudden compliance surprises or runaway lawsuits.

Texas leads the U.S. in net job creation, adding 2 million+ workers over the past decade across technology, energy, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing. World-class universities and a bilingual, multicultural population provide a steady pipeline of engineers, data scientists, and operations experts—often at a lower cost of living than coastal hubs.

Your company gains access to talent that can scale product lines and enter new markets swiftly.