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No. T2bis LLC is a business consulting and coordination company. We provide strategic guidance, business planning, documentation coordination, and formation support. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Where licensed legal or tax input is required, we coordinate with licensed professionals.

T2bis operates fully in English, Portuguese (Brazilian), and Spanish. All services, communications, documents, and support can be delivered in your preferred language.

T2bis LLC is a U.S.-registered company. Our team works across multiple time zones and serves clients from Brazil, Latin America, and internationally.

Consultations begin with a strategic conversation — by video call, phone, or WhatsApp. We listen before we recommend. After the initial conversation, we present a written scope and engagement proposal.

Yes. Wyoming LLCs can generally be formed by non-resident founders. There is no requirement to be a U.S. citizen or resident. Specific documentation requirements apply, and we guide clients through the full process.

Wyoming offers several structural advantages: no state income tax, privacy-oriented public records (member names are typically not publicly listed), strong charging order protections, and low annual fees. That said, Wyoming is not always the right answer — it depends on your specific goals and business model.

It depends. Delaware is the standard for venture-backed companies and startups seeking institutional investment. Wyoming tends to be more suitable for privacy-oriented structures, international founders, and businesses not seeking VC funding. We assess your situation before making any recommendation.

Wyoming requires an annual report and payment of the annual fee (based on asset value, with a minimum of $60). Failure to file can result in dissolution. We help clients stay on top of these obligations through our compliance calendar service.

Yes. The IRS issues EINs to non-resident founders. The process differs depending on whether you have a U.S. Social Security Number or ITIN. We guide you through the appropriate EIN application path for your situation.

No, and we never will. Bank account approval is at the sole discretion of the financial institution. It depends on your business type, country of origin, documentation, and many other factors. We help you prepare the strongest possible package and set realistic expectations.

Yes, in many cases — but the process can be more complex than for U.S. residents. Some banks are more welcoming of international clients than others. We help clients understand their options and prepare their documentation accordingly.

An LLC offers certain liability protections by separating personal assets from business liabilities — but only when properly maintained. This means consistent formalities, clean documentation, and disciplined operation. We do not use 'bulletproof' or 'guaranteed' language because no structure provides absolute protection.

An operating entity runs the business — takes on contracts, generates revenue, and carries operational risk. A holding entity owns assets — IP, real estate, equity stakes — and typically does not engage directly in operations. Separating these can reduce risk concentration. This is a structural decision that should be made with proper guidance.

Often, yes. A business plan serves multiple purposes beyond fundraising: banking readiness, strategic clarity, internal alignment, and decision-making. Many of our clients use business planning as a structuring tool, not just a pitch document.

Our business plans include market research, competitive framing, revenue model, financial structure, and 3-year financial projections. Deliverables are formatted for lender-readiness, investor presentations, or strategic planning as needed.

We offer three models: referral (we engage the client, you receive a referral arrangement), co-branded (we operate as your named international desk), and white-label (we operate fully under your firm's identity). In all cases, your client relationship is protected.

No. In all partnership arrangements, T2bis operates within the agreed scope. We do not market to your clients, seek to expand the relationship, or act outside the defined engagement.

Brazilian law firms with international practice areas, accounting and tax firms serving international clients, wealth and estate advisory practices, and boutique advisory offices that want to extend their client service internationally.