How to Incorporate an LLC in Delaware?
Forming an LLC in the State of Delaware is almost as easy as starting an account on social media. Sure, you do have to go through some procedures; but it is quite simple to do.
The first step is to choose a company name that must be unique. Then, this name is to be registered at Delaware Division of Corporations. You should check if the name you have chosen is unique and untaken and...
Incorporating and Dissolving Companies in Delaware
Home to more than 1 million legal entities, including the most well-known trans-national corporations, Delaware is known for its business-friendly environment and state practices. Its laws and efficient state offices allow for quick incorporation with minimal requirements. One such condition is the annual Franchise tax, which is based on the number of authorized shares of the corporation,...
Exempt Companies in the United States Virgin Islands
Exempt Companies in the United States Virgin Islands
In February 1987, the Tax Implementation Agreement was signed between the United States and the Virgin Islands. Therefore, The US Virgin Islands Exempt Companies Act of 1986 became functional a year later. This act is located in Chapter 14, Title 13 of the VI Code and authorized under the United States Internal Revenue Code –...
Who Can Incorporate in Delaware?
Who can Incorporate in Delaware?
By now, Delaware is the best place to set up a limited liability company (LLC) for most entrepreneurs.
If you
have already done a quick search online, you may know that Delaware offers
numerous benefits and protections with its strong corporate law structure.
The
truth is that Delaware is known as the “Incorporation State’ for both small...
Where is My Business Located?
Where is My Business Located?
As a Delaware Registered Agent, you cannot use our mailing address as the physical address of your company.
At
this point, we will need a mailing address to know where to send the
correspondence you receive from the Delaware State Secretary on behalf of your
company. If we receive process services for your company, we also need a
physical address if it...
What is a Certificate of Incumbency?
A Certificate of Incumbency is a document that you prepare as a secretary of your corporation. A Certificate of Incumbency is often used to prove that a particular individual is authorized to enact legally binding transactions on behalf of a company. According to the laws of Delaware, you do not have to write down all the information about your company on a certificate of formation....
What Happens If I Do Not Pay My Franchise Tax?
In Delaware, Corporations are required to file an Annual Report and pay the Franchise Tax that is due on or before March 1 each year. If the Annual Report and taxes are not filed and paid by March 1 the following year, the corporation will be declared inoperative and void. In the next calendar year, you have to file what’s called a franchise tax, or an annual report from the previous...
Requirements for a Corporate Seal
What are the requirements for a corporate seal?
The
corporate seal is also known as a company seal. It is an official tool used by
a company to stamp or emboss important documents of your company to show that
your company has been approved and certified by the Board of Directors.
The
company seal includes the name of the company, the year of establishment and
the state where the...
Real Estate Investment with a Delaware LLC
Investing in real estate, particularly in a high demand region, can be a profitable business. While not every investment yield returns, if you can afford the upfront cost of buying a property, it can be lucrative for both short and long-term investment strategies.
Is
Delaware the Best Place for a Real Estate Investment Company?
The most popular options are Delaware, Wyoming, and...
Doing Business in Maine with a Delaware Company
If you are looking for a place to incorporate in the United States, Delaware is a perfect spot due to the strength of the state’s law structure. It has become a popular destination for many entrepreneurs. The state of Delaware gives the best liability protection to the members of the company. Customers from all over the world choose Delaware to create an LLC or Corporation, regardless of...
Close Corporation and its Advantages
What is
a Close Corporation?
Unlike
a public company, a close corporation is controlled by a few people who own all
the voting stock and interest in the company. It is a type of shareholder
company in which it is impossible for any partner to sell or transfer its
shares without the approval of other shareholders. Unlike other shareholder
companies, the management of the company is...
VPS US Located for Non-US Residents
Virtual Private Server which is abbreviated as VPS, which offers the ability to do everything you do on a physical server, is a highly preferred hosting service in the recent period.
Many virtual servers on the physical server are used as separate systems.
Each virtual server has its own dedicated operating system processor, disk, ram, and IP.
One virtual server is unaffected by the other,...
Operating Agreement and Minutes
An operating agreement is a key document used by limited companies to outline the financial and functional decisions of the business including rules, regulations, and provisions. The purpose of the document is to manage the internal operating of the entity to suit the specific requirements of the owners.
It is a legal document that has a form and content varying widely, but, mainly it has key...
Certified Copies of Company Documents
A certified copy is a duplicate/copy of an original document issued by the state that is certified as a true copy and attached to any state-filed corporate documents.
You might need certified copies of your company documents to keep the original company formation documents in your company records. Therefore, in case of any misplacing or losing your original documents, you may request the...
US Non-Resident Tax Return 2019
Tax season ends in the second week of April. If you have a Delaware LLC, Corp or Non-Profit Organization, you have to file a tax return correctly. At Delaware Agency we help more than a thousand Non-Residens file their taxes honestly. US Non-Resident Tax return can be little complicated if you have no idea how to file 1040NR, 1120, 5472 and other IRS forms.
You have to file even if you...
What is a Franchise Tax?
What is a Franchise Tax?
Franchise Tax is merely the cost of having a business in Delaware. It is a necessary tax for the companies established in Delaware. It has nothing to do with the actions or the income of your business; it is only required to keep your business operating.
When to pay?
It depends on the type of business.
For corporate businesses, the deadline is the 1st of March...
What is Foreign Qualification?
What is “Foreign Qualification”?
If you want to conduct your business in states other than Delaware, you should consider applying for “Foreign Qualification.”
If you wish to register your business in a state in which your business is considered to be “alien” (or which is different from the one you initially recorded to), you get your Certificate of Registration (or Certificate of Authority)...
Bank Accounts for Businesses in the U.S.
One of the first things you should do after starting your business in the U.S. is to have a bank account. You don’t even need to be present in the U.S.; we can help you get your business account easily. Just send us an email or call us!
Why Should I Have A Corporate Bank Account?
The documents required for opening a corporate bank account are usually as follows: approved certificate of...