If you’re spending more than $10k – $50k you can expect to earn between $12.000 and $60.000 worth of points, just by using US credit cards. The problem for most business owners in this situation is 1) They don’t know what they don’t know - and therefore don’t utilise US credit cards – and 2) when they actually get to know the facts,  they don’t have the time to figure it out themselves. So that’s what APEX was brought in the world for – to help business owners leverage US credit cards, sp they can earn tens of thousands of dollars worth of points from money they’re already spending in their business.

In the DFY program, you can expect us to take care of 98% of the work – meaning you can focus on your business. The last 2% is you signing documents for bank and credit card applications – and having conversation about how to maximise points earned – and what to spend the points on.

Every case is different, so head over watch one of the cases – maybe one of them is reflecting your situation.

If you want me to break down your situation, and give you complete insight of what you can expect to earn from US credit cards, what it is gonna cost you – and what your ROI is gonna be – then schedule a qualification call.

You will not be paying tax on your income, if you’re not living in the US as a non US resident.

Depending on your business setup, you will have to pay tax, if your business is not incorporated in tax-free states. If you want to know more about this - then reach out at [email protected]

Disclaimer; Every case is different, to get a specific evaluation of your situation, then reach out to me on [email protected]

The rule of thumb is, that if you’re spending +$10k a month, then you are qualified. To get a complete breakdown of you situation and what you can expect to earn, what the cost is - and what your ROI short term and long term will be - then please click here and schedule a qualification call.

No, but if you are looking to get the most benefits, you should consider it. Most people thin having an LLC is expensive and requires a lot. In fact it requires way less than most people think. I (Simon) personally have a total cost around $2k a year for financial reporting - and my assistant spend an hour or two every other month communicating with my tax agency. My business doesn’t need any bookkeeping - and yours most likely won’t either in this setup. Disclaimer: All cases are different, talk to me about this to get a more nuanced and compliant answer to your question