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Solutions, indexed by the problem they solve.

The catalog is organized into seven operating divisions plus tax services delivered by Leon Taxes LLC. Each service page states who it is for, what it produces and where its scope ends. There are no prices on this site because scope, third-party costs and professional requirements change by engagement.

Divisions
7
Services
67
Partner lines
02

Engagement paths

Five ways to structure the work. These are scopes, not fixed-price packages; fees are confirmed after the requirements and third-party costs are known.

01Nexus LaunchGet the entity, accounts and operating basics in the right order.

A structured start for a new U.S. business. We sequence formation, EIN, banking preparation, licensing questions and the back-office setup needed before the first customer. The work is administrative coordination; entity, tax and legal decisions are referred to qualified professionals.

Best for: Founders opening a U.S. entity who need a practical sequence rather than a stack of unrelated filings.

State fees, registered-agent fees, legal or tax advice, and software subscriptions are separate.

Typical scope

  • Launch work breakdown and 90-day sequence
  • Entity and EIN document coordination
  • Banking and licensing preparation checklists
  • Back-office account, document and access setup
02Nexus GrowthFix the message and the path from attention to inquiry.

A commercial engagement for businesses with a credible offer and an unclear route to market. We align positioning, website structure, conversion path and follow-up, then instrument the result so the team can see which channels produce qualified conversations.

Best for: Businesses with demand but inconsistent messaging, inquiry quality or follow-up.

Advertising spend, media production and third-party platform fees are separate. No ranking or revenue outcome is guaranteed.

Typical scope

  • Positioning and message hierarchy
  • Website page and conversion plan
  • SEO foundations and analytics events
  • Inquiry routing and follow-up standards
03Nexus AutomateRemove the manual handoffs that lose leads and time.

A process-first automation engagement. We document the workflow, define the data that must move, then implement CRM structure, integrations, messaging and AI assistance with human review where the consequence of an error matters.

Best for: Teams repeating the same follow-up, data entry or reporting work every week.

Platform subscriptions and usage fees are billed by their providers. AI outputs require review and are not guaranteed accurate.

Typical scope

  • Workflow map with exceptions and owners
  • CRM and pipeline configuration
  • Documented automations with fallbacks
  • AI task scoping and human review points
04Nexus ScaleMake the operating model survive growth and staff change.

An operations engagement for businesses whose delivery depends on the owner or one experienced person. We document processes, define service standards, configure the supporting systems and install a monthly review routine with visible measures.

Best for: Businesses with growing volume, inconsistent service and no reliable operating documentation.

Telephony, software and messaging fees are separate. Ongoing support is scoped with a defined response window.

Typical scope

  • Process and ownership mapping
  • SOPs, training guides and service standards
  • Phone, service desk and reporting setup
  • Monthly operations review routine
05Nexus GlobalPlan cross-border activity with the numbers and responsibilities visible.

A planning engagement for importers, exporters and international founders. We structure the commercial and logistics plan, build a landed-cost model, coordinate supplier documentation and identify where a customs broker, forwarder or trade attorney must be engaged.

Best for: Businesses moving from occasional international shipments to a repeatable trade operation.

Nexus does not act as a customs broker, forwarder or importer of record. Duties, classification and carrier charges are determined by third parties.

Typical scope

  • Trade flow and responsibility map
  • Landed-cost model with editable assumptions
  • Supplier and customs document checklists
  • Professional referral and open-questions register

Every engagement begins with a written scope, responsibilities, fees, assumptions and limitations. No engagement is formed by submitting the contact form.

The complete index

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AI, Automation & CRM

12 services

Connect the tools that hold customer data, remove repetitive work and put AI where it improves a real decision.

Corporate & Financial Solutions

11 services

Prepare the U.S. entity, filings and financial groundwork that let a business operate with confidence.

Business Operations & Infrastructure

11 services

Install the phones, messaging, service workflows, training and support that keep daily operations reliable.

Not every service is right for every business. If the constraint is unclear, start with a diagnostic conversation rather than selecting the largest package.

Choose the smallest useful starting point.

Describe the constraint and what you have already tried. We will tell you which service applies, what it requires and where a different professional is the right call.