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On June 9, the UK government confirmed it: every small company must file profit and loss accounts with Companies House s...
06/17/2026

On June 9, the UK government confirmed it: every small company must file profit and loss accounts with Companies House starting April 2028.

There’s an opt-out from public visibility. The regulator still gets access either way.

For most non-resident founders, this wasn’t part of the calculation when they incorporated. It is now. Where you register determines what you’re required to disclose — and to whom.

If that answer no longer fits your business, there are structures built differently.

New York’s synthetic performer law took effect today. Any ad running in the state that uses an AI-generated human now re...
06/10/2026

New York’s synthetic performer law took effect today.

Any ad running in the state that uses an AI-generated human now requires a clear disclosure. First violation: $1,000. Each one after: $5,000.

The EU follows on August 2.

The part most brands are missing: this isn’t a Meta fix. It applies to every channel where the ad runs, Google, YouTube, TikTok, CTV, display. One AI-generated face in your creative means a cross-channel audit, not a toggle in Ads Manager.

The practical line: AI-generated humans need a label. AI-generated backgrounds, products, and environments don’t. That distinction is worth teaching your entire creative team this week.

New York is first. It won’t be last.

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A Latin American legal AI startup: Enter.Founded in 2023. In two years, revenue grew 13x and Founders Fund, Sequoia, and...
06/08/2026

A Latin American legal AI startup: Enter.

Founded in 2023. In two years, revenue grew 13x and Founders Fund, Sequoia, and Ribbit Capital put US$ 100 million on the table.

Other founders in the region have product, traction, and growth too. And never got close to that conversation.
The difference was structure. Funds like Founders Fund, Sequoia, and Ribbit verify legal structure, cap table, and international governance before any conversation about traction. If the company isn’t organized where capital operates, interest doesn’t convert into investment. The product never even gets evaluated.

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06/03/2026

“Which European territory might surprise us as a startup hub in the next few years?”

Diego Sampaio, our CEO, answered that at South Summit 26.

We see what’s happening in Europe. And if you’re building here, you already know the US market is the next step. That’s where we come in.

The numbers from South Summit 26 are hard to ignore.Olivier Huez, partner at Red River West, put it plainly on the Digit...
06/03/2026

The numbers from South Summit 26 are hard to ignore.

Olivier Huez, partner at Red River West, put it plainly on the Digital Sovereignty panel: more than half of the world’s top open source companies were founded by Europeans, and most of them had to build in the US.

Not because the product wasn’t ready. Because the funding and the structural conditions weren’t there.

This isn’t a talent gap. It’s a structural one. It shows up the moment a European founder tries to raise a serious round, close a contract with a US client, or access the financial infrastructure that American companies take for granted.

The decision to build in the US isn’t about leaving Europe. For most of them, it was the only way to keep building at all.

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In 2025, European founder incorporations via Stripe Atlas grew 48% year over year. The strongest growth: UK, France, and...
06/02/2026

In 2025, European founder incorporations via Stripe Atlas grew 48% year over year. The strongest growth: UK, France, and Germany.

The data points in one direction.

European VC deployed roughly €66 billion last year, about 22% of what the US invested, in economies of comparable size. The funding infrastructure doesn’t match the ambition. So founders are building the infrastructure themselves: a Delaware address, a US bank account, access to the payment rails the US market runs on.

The founders doing this aren’t leaving Europe. They’re not relocating. They’re adding a layer their local structure can’t provide, using it to access capital pools, customers, and credibility that were previously out of reach.

A US entity isn’t a statement about where you’re from. It’s a decision about where you’re going.

Globalfy has helped 10,000+ non-resident founders structure for the US market. Link in bio.

You opened a U.S. LLC. 🇺🇸Activated Stripe, opened a Mercury account, tested the market. After a few months, the project ...
05/29/2026

You opened a U.S. LLC. 🇺🇸

Activated Stripe, opened a Mercury account, tested the market. After a few months, the project stalled and the company went dormant.
No revenue. No movement. No problem, right?

Wrong. The IRS doesn’t see a dormant company — it sees a foreign-owned entity that never filed Form 5472. And the initial deposit you made to open the account can count as a reportable transaction.

The base penalty: $25,000 per unfiled year. No cap. No prior warning.

A dormant LLC is not an invisible LLC.

If you have a U.S. company open and aren’t sure you’re current with the IRS, now is the time to check.

June is when the global ecosystem accelerates. Founders, investors and tech leaders from around the world — same month, ...
05/27/2026

June is when the global ecosystem accelerates. Founders, investors and tech leaders from around the world — same month, same events.

Globalfy will be at three of them:
📍 South Summit — Madrid, June 3–5
📍 Web Summit Rio — Rio de Janeiro, June 8–11
📍 VivaTech — Paris, June 17–20

If you’re attending any of them, come find us. No forms, no scheduled calls — just a conversation.

Will you be there? Drop a comment below. 👇

Stéphane Séjourné, EU Industry Commissioner, said it out loud last week: “Do not make 100% of your supplies in one count...
05/26/2026

Stéphane Séjourné, EU Industry Commissioner, said it out loud last week: “Do not make 100% of your supplies in one country.”

He was talking about chips and rare earths. But the logic runs deeper than supply chains.

One country for your suppliers. One currency for your revenue. One market for your customers. Each one is the same structural bet. And right now, geopolitics is calling them all in at once.

The EU is scrambling to diversify because it built critical dependencies without thinking about what happens when the relationship turns.

Founders do the same thing — except the dependency is usually on a business structure that was never built for global operation.

A US LLC doesn’t fix geopolitical risk. But it does fix something most European founders delay until it costs them: access to US venture capital, credibility with enterprise clients who run due diligence before signing, and the infrastructure — Stripe, Mercury, Amazon — that was built for a US entity and tolerates everything else.

Séjourné’s point wasn’t about fear. It was about not waiting for the crisis to decide you should have diversified earlier.

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Yesterday, Mercury closed a $200 million round at a $5.2 billion valuation — up 49% in just 14 months. More than 300,000...
05/22/2026

Yesterday, Mercury closed a $200 million round at a $5.2 billion valuation — up 49% in just 14 months. More than 300,000 customers use it, including 1 in 3 early-stage American startups. Payments, treasury, credit, AI tools to run business finances.

To open an account, you need a U.S. company. No exceptions. Stripe works the same way. So does Brex. The American financial infrastructure was built for American companies, and that’s exactly how it operates. It’s not discrimination — it’s architecture.

Founders operating without a U.S. entity feel it every time they try to collect from an American client, pitch a company that requires a local entity before the first meeting, or access capital from funds with U.S.-based LPs. Good product doesn’t fix structural friction.

A U.S. LLC doesn’t require U.S. residency. It can be set up in days, operated from anywhere. Globalfy clients get a facilitated Mercury account opening process.

Yesterday’s valuation is a market signal: the infrastructure for founders with a U.S. company is worth $5.2 billion. The question is how much it’s costing you not to have it.

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