
Create a foundation for North American operations.
Business establishment begins with a clear operating model and a responsible view of jurisdiction, governance and compliance. NACG’s offering coordinates planning and qualified service providers.
Advice designed around your institution.
Business establishment begins with a clear operating model and a responsible view of jurisdiction, governance and compliance. NACG’s offering coordinates planning and qualified service providers.
Where the advisory work can focus
- LLC and corporation formation coordination
- State-selection research
- Registered-agent vendor coordination
- EIN process guidance through permitted channels
- Banking-readiness and corporate-document planning
- Ongoing corporate compliance responsibilities
A clear outcome for the engagement
Decisions and responsibilities for the proposed entity and operating model.
Questions and documentation for appropriately qualified professionals.
Who this is designed for
International founders and business owners entering the US.
Education entrepreneurs developing a corporate structure.
Begin with the right questions
Entity formation does not confer a license to operate an educational institution. Keep corporate, education and professional authorizations separate.
Questions before you begin
Is this a legal or tax service?
NACG does not claim to be a law firm or tax practice. Required professional advice must come from appropriately qualified advisers.
What should I prepare for an initial consultation?
Bring a short overview of your institution, current operating and licensing status, program plans, intended market and the decisions you need help making. Avoid including confidential student or financial records in an initial inquiry.
What happens after the initial discussion?
A proposed engagement should define the workstreams, deliverables, responsibilities, specialist involvement and commercial terms. No regulator or accreditor decision is represented as assured.
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