No state income tax. Complete anonymity. Strongest asset protection laws in the US. Starting at $299 + state fees ($102).
Wyoming has led the nation in LLC law since 1977. Here's why tens of thousands of business owners choose it every year.
Member names are never disclosed in Wyoming public records. NestEgg.Global appears as the organizer on all state filings.
Wyoming levies no state income tax and no corporate tax on LLCs. Keep more of what you earn.
Wyoming pioneered charging order protection. Creditors cannot seize your LLC interest — only attach a lien on distributions.
A Wyoming LLC can register as a foreign LLC in any other state, letting you do business anywhere in the US.
Just a $60/yr annual report — no franchise tax, no minimum capital, no residency requirement.
Your Articles of Organization are filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State within one business day of order completion.
All packages include attorney-reviewed documents, anonymous filing, and registered agent service. Choose the tier that fits your needs.
All prices in USD. State fee of $102 paid directly to Wyoming Secretary of State. Attorney-reviewed documents included in all packages.
Annual compliance plans handle all ongoing filings, renewals, and maintenance — so your Wyoming LLC stays active year after year without the hassle.
Everything you need to know about forming and maintaining a Wyoming LLC.
Yes. Wyoming LLCs can be owned and managed by residents of any US state or foreign country. Wyoming imposes no residency requirement on LLC members or managers. You never need to visit Wyoming to form or operate your LLC.
Yes. Wyoming law requires every LLC to maintain a registered agent with a physical address in Wyoming. NestEgg.Global provides registered agent service with all packages, so you are fully covered from day one.
No. Wyoming does not require member or manager names to be disclosed in public filings. NestEgg.Global appears as the organizer on your Articles of Organization, keeping your identity completely private.
Yes. Wyoming LLCs are widely used to hold real estate — both in Wyoming and in other states via foreign LLC registration. This structure provides liability protection and privacy for real property ownership.
You will need your Certificate of Organization, Operating Agreement, EIN, and a bank account resolution letter (included in all packages). Our Professional and International packages include EIN obtainment. We also offer Banking Introduction services to connect you with EMI and fintech-friendly institutions.
Wyoming charges a $60 annual report fee (based on assets in Wyoming, minimum $60). This is among the lowest in the United States. There is no franchise tax, no minimum capital requirement, and no state income tax.
Yes. Non-US citizens and non-residents can form and own a Wyoming LLC. Our International package includes a Foreign EIN and apostilled documents suitable for international banking and cross-border use.
An EIN (Employer Identification Number) is a federal tax ID issued by the IRS. You need one to open a US bank account, hire employees, or file federal taxes. US residents can obtain one free from the IRS; non-US residents require a different process. Our Professional and International packages include EIN obtainment.
Technically yes, if you have a physical Wyoming address. However, most clients use a professional registered agent service for privacy (your home address stays off public records) and reliability (ensuring legal notices are never missed).
An LLC offers pass-through taxation, flexible management, and strong charging order protection — ideal for privacy-focused owners and asset protection. A Corporation has a more formal structure preferred by investors and VCs. Most privacy-focused clients choose the Wyoming LLC for its simplicity and superior asset protection.
Join thousands of business owners who chose Wyoming for privacy, asset protection, and zero state income tax. Attorney-reviewed documents. 24-hour filing. No hidden fees.
NestEgg.Global is a document preparation service, not a law firm. We do not provide legal or tax advice. Consult a qualified attorney and CPA before forming any business entity.