Starting up in the U.S.? Let a CPA check the finances and taxes first
Two things happen here. If you have a business plan, are raising money or preparing to list, send it to us and a multi-state licensed CPA reviews it from the finance and tax side, quoted case by case. And good projects from the AI era can be shared or sold here: projects that have passed our financial and tax review are matched with buyers.
We act as the financial and tax gatekeeper for your venture
What investors check first, and what most often goes wrong, is the finance and tax side: whether the revenue forecast holds up, whether the entity is right, whether taxes were missed, whether the books survive due diligence. Send us your plan; a CPA reviews it item by item and puts the findings in writing, and when you raise money we help get the materials to a point investors can read and trust.
01Business plan financial review
Revenue model, cost structure, cash-flow forecast and break-even, checked one by one; every key assumption is tested for optimism and gaps.
02Tax structure review
Entity type (LLC, S corp, C corp), state of formation, foreign owners, cross-border structure, plus sales tax, payroll tax and state filings, so penalties and double taxation are avoided early.
03Financial due diligence · audit support
We check that the books, bank statements, contracts and past tax returns agree and find the questions investors will ask; when an investor wants an audit or review report, we prepare the books and work with the auditor.
04Funding assessment
Whether the amount and use of funds make sense, valuation and dilution, the finance and tax effect of SAFE, convertible note or equity terms, and the books and filings after the money arrives.
05Business valuation
A value range by the income, market and cost approaches, with the reasoning written out, for fundraising, equity awards, owners joining or leaving, or selling the company.
06IPO market-value estimate
Benchmarked against listed peers, a market-value range before and after listing, plus what must be in place first: financial reporting, years of audits, internal controls and tax compliance.
07Investor introductions
Once the review is done, we pass the cleaned-up financial model, plan and diligence pack to suitable investors and prepare you for the finance questions in investor meetings.
Fees: quoted case by case
Projects differ in size, in how complete the materials are, in scope, and in whether a valuation or IPO estimate is needed, so there is no set price. We read the materials, send a clear quote, and start only after you confirm and pay.
How it works: we read first, quote, and start once paid
01Submit your planFill in the form below and attach a business plan, forecast or company documents (an idea without a company is fine too).
02CPA review and quoteWithin 1–3 business days: the scope of the review, anything missing, and the fee.
03Confirm and payIf the quote works for you, pay online and we start. Nothing is charged before the quote.
04Review and written findingsA written review or valuation report, walked through point by point on a video call.
05Funding and launchInvestor introductions when needed, plus formation, EIN, bank account, bookkeeping, tax returns and payroll.
Part two · An AI-era startup project marketplace
Share a good project, or sell it
AI lets one person or a small team run a real business in the U.S. If you have a good project you can publish it to share, or put a price on it, any price you like; if you are looking for one, you can buy projects that a CPA has reviewed for finances, taxes and a realistic path to profit. We match buyers and sellers and control the finance and tax side of the deal.
8%
Commission on the final sale price, charged when the buyer pays. A project sold for $10,000 carries an $800 commission.
Every listed project comes with
A feasibility analysis on every dimension: market size, competition, costs, revenue model, compliance risks and tax structure
A hands-on launch guide: forming the company, banking, tools and platforms, finding customers, pricing, and a 90-day action list
Revenue estimates and key numbers: payback time, the monthly volume needed, the figures to watch every day
YCL’s financial and tax review: only projects we judge able to make a profit are listed
How a sale works
01Submit the project: description, price, materials
02CPA financial and tax review of its profit potential
03Listed (anonymously if you like)
04Buyers inquire, YCL arranges the talks
05Contract, payment and handover of the materials
068% commission on the sale price once sold
I have a project to share or sell
Send the description and your asking price (or choose to share it free). After the CPA review it is listed, anonymously if you like, as a summary. When a buyer appears we handle the talks and control the contract, payment and handover, with the books and taxes done properly.
Read the summary and review findings and send an inquiry. We set up a call with the seller and help you judge whether it fits your budget, immigration status and time; after you buy, YCL can take over formation, bookkeeping and tax returns.
Projects are being added; here is one finished plan as an example, price on request.
Example · reviewed
Live-stream clipping network (AI editing)
Live streams, podcasts and long videos cut into short clips by AI and published on TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. In the U.S. it works as licensed clipping plus original commentary, done compliantly: a licensed clipping agency with an AI pipeline to keep costs low, plus TikTok Shop live-stream clips that sell products.
Revenue: creators and brands paying per view (about $0.50–1.50 per 1,000 views), agency retainers ($500–8,000+ a month), sales commission
Packages: Starter $600 a month · Growth $1,500 · Pro from $3,500 · shopping clips on a base fee plus a GMV share
Inside: China vs U.S. models, the U.S. market today, business models, a three-stage plan, the AI editing pipeline, a 90-day list, a metrics board
Compliance: get licenses first, stay clear of the platforms’ limits on unoriginal content, follow DMCA copyright and FTC ad-disclosure rules
Note: YCL is an accounting firm, not a broker-dealer or investment adviser. We do not issue or sell securities, give investment advice or promise funding results. Reviews and valuations rest on the materials the client provides and are for decision-making. Revenue figures in the marketplace are estimates based on assumptions, not a guarantee; buyers and sellers make their own decisions and carry the business risk.
Questions
How much does a review cost?
It is quoted case by case. We read what you send and reply with the scope and fee within 1–3 business days; nothing is charged before the quote, and work starts once you confirm and pay.
What should I send?
A business plan, a forecast or existing statements, formation documents, the ownership table and key contracts, whatever you have. Without a company yet, write the idea down and send it; we will tell you what is missing.
Will my materials stay confidential?
They are used only for the review and quote and are never passed on; we sign an NDA first when needed. A listed project can be anonymous, showing only a summary.
How is the 8% commission charged?
On the final sale price, when the buyer pays. No sale, no commission. A project sold for $10,000 carries an $800 commission.
Can you help me launch the project after I buy it?
Yes. Formation, EIN, bank account, bookkeeping, tax returns, payroll, sales tax and state annual reports can all be handled by YCL.
Can I run one of these projects from outside the U.S.?
Yes, through a U.S. company; a foreign-owned single-member LLC files Form 5472 every year. Working in the U.S. in person depends on your visa status, so mention it when you submit and we will flag what applies.
Submit
Submit a business plan or a project
Pick one and describe the project. We reply by e-mail within 1–3 business days with the scope and quote, or the next step for listing or a purchase.