The HBS Blog

The HBS Blog offers insight on Delaware corporations and LLCs as well as information about entrepreneurship, start-ups and general business topics.

For companies that operate in Delaware in a brick-and-mortar business, home business or online business, there are additional requirements to maintain compliance, such as business licenses or permits... Read More

Everything you need to know about an S Corporation, in our simple Anatomy of an S Corporation [INFOGRAPHIC]... Read More

There are no owners nor shareholders in a non-profit but there are owners in a benefit corporation. A non-profit serves a public purpose & doesn't profit... Read More

Start-up founders make a lot of mistakes, but you don’t have to, if you learn from these 4 common and avoidable start-up mistakes | Incorporate in Delaware.. Read More

If you own a Delaware corporation, LLC, LP or other business entity, you should familiarize yourself with the term “service of process.”.. Read More

The Delaware legislature created the limited liability company (LLC) in such a way as to allow the LLC's members the freedom to contract with one another upon whatever terms they deem are best suited to their company... Read More

No matter what type of business you own—whether it’s in a physical storefront or based online—and regardless if it’s a small or large company, you are going to need to obtain and maintain a business license (possibly more than one)... Read More

Effective immediately, all annual Registered Agent Fees will be due on the 28th day of whatever month your company was formed... Read More

What’s the difference between LLCs and corporations? Which is better for raising capital, limiting liability, easy management & paying taxes?.. Read More

Foreign Qualification is the process of registering your Delaware LLC or corporation, which is considered domestic to the state of Delaware and foreign to all other states, as a foreign entity in your company's home state. If you plan to operate the business, open a bank account, hire employees or hold an asset in any state other than the state of incorporation, you may be required to file for Foreign Qualification. If you fail to do so, you may be jeopardizing your company... Read More

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