Germany and Canada are excellent countries to run a business from.  Can I pitch you on the United States?  We&#x27;re a large country with a thriving technology industry that spends billions of dollars on the thing you sell.  We have thriving capital markets, including a majority of worldwide dollars in seed stage tech companies, at terms which are better than you will receive anywhere else.  We have millions of very smart engineers available for hire.  Doing business in the United States: a great idea!<p>Doing business in the US?  Do it as an American entity!  We&#x27;re institutionally equipped to deal with companies from 50 jurisdictions but as soon as you say GMBH or Euro we get very confused.  US companies have huge logistical difficulties doing international payments relative to domestic payments; you can find a company with $50 million in the bank whose CFO literally had no button available to her that could possibly authorize an international wire.  Many routine acts of commerce will require a number from you which any US entity can get by sneezing and which a foreign entity will take months of effort to achieve.  We have a variety of cultures nationwide; essentially none of them routinely interact with foreign corporate entities and essentially all of whom will view those interactions with caution and annoyance rather than the routinely extended trust and assumption of fair dealing that all domestic entities enjoy by default.<p>You will be in great company! (Ba dum bum?)  Substantially every German and Canadian major corporation, and hundreds of thousands of natural German and Canadian people, choose to use a Us entity so that they can conveniently interface with public and private US institutions when their business dealings bring them to the United States.