MIAMI - TelAve -- Terik Hashmi (https://terikhashmi.com/), a business and corporate immigration attorney with more than 30 years of experience, has announced his forthcoming book, Business Chance USA: How to Make Money in America. An Amazon release is anticipated for fall 2026, and the book is designed as a working reference for people considering a business future in the United States.

Aimed at international entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and other newcomers, Business Chance USA looks beyond the mechanics of registering a company. It shows how entity choice, immigration status, funding, taxation, location, real estate, compliance, and daily operations can affect one another before and after launch.

Hashmi's practice has included advising multinational corporations, growing companies, investors, executives, entrepreneurs, and family offices on U.S. business immigration, workforce mobility, and cross-border planning. He draws on that experience to explain the American business environment in accessible language for readers entering it from overseas.

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"A successful U.S. venture is built from several interlocking choices," Hashmi said. "The owner must evaluate the idea, the location, the legal structure, the available capital, the tax consequences, and the immigration route. Treating any one of those questions in isolation can create problems later."

Among other subjects, the book shows readers how to:

Assess possible routes into the American market through a business, franchise, job, or investment;

Prepare a workable business plan and compare corporations, limited liability companies, sole proprietorships, and partnerships;

Choose a state of registration while distinguishing that choice from the location where the company will operate;

Evaluate potential locations and decide whether purchasing or renting property best fits the venture;

Consider financing, business credit, Small Business Administration resources, insurance, sureties, and guarantees;

Recognize core federal, state, cross-border, and self-employment tax issues;

Identify possible opportunities in government procurement and contracting; and

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Review foundational business-immigration concepts involving E visas, H-1B visas, other temporary categories, and permanent residence.

The guide follows the business journey from preparation and idea selection through formation and operation. Separate chapters address registration, location, purchasing and procurement, business records, financing, insurance, taxation, and real estate. Its reference format allows readers to turn directly to the issue they are confronting.

Business Chance USA: How to Make Money in America provides general educational information only. It does not replace legal, tax, financial, investment, or other professional advice tailored to a particular person or business.

Websites: https://artist-attorney.com/ and https://terikhashmi.com/