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This Company Takes the Hassle out of Launching a Foreign Company in the U.S.Launch your U.S. business in a matter of days, not months

ByMatt Villano

This story appears in theJune 2016issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

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When Australian expat Donna Katz set up her wine exchange company, Tradeagrape, in Napa Valley back in 2013, she faced what every international business does: U.S. incorporation documents, and a long list of regulations and compliance issues. "I had to figure out every step on my own," she says. She still is, to the tune of more than $50,000.

Had she started today, she might have appreciated a new service called Atlas: It offers to take care of all this fuss and more for just $500.

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