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.

Harvard Business Services, Inc. now has an online order form so clients can sign up for or renew our Delaware mail forwarding service... Read More

When you issue stock certificates for a corporation, include the relevant information, document the transaction & update your annual report... Read More

We like to learn how other experts approach our industry, so we asked around. Here's when lawyers and accountants incorporate in Delaware... Read More

Read detailed info about the the Delaware quarterly Franchise Tax & learn when you may have to pay it | Pay Delaware Franchise Tax online.. Read More

What does "physical location" of a business mean? What do you tell the IRS if you don't have an actual office? We explain | Where Is My Business Located?.. Read More

A Delaware corporation doing business in Texas needs to follow certain steps to ensure it is lawfully operating in Texas. Click here for more... Read More

How much cash reserves do start-ups, small businesses and entrepreneurs need? Here are some suggestions. | Form a Delaware corporation today... Read More

To operate a Delaware corporation in NY, file for Foreign Qualification, which is how NY allows companies incorporated elsewhere to legally operate... Read More

When operating a Delaware LLC in North Carolina, your business will be considered domestic to Delaware and foreign to North Carolina. North Carolina has a process called foreign qualification which enables a Delaware company to have the authority to operate in North Carolina... Read More

A Delaware LLC filed through a professional Registered Agent affords you the highest level of confidentiality. Only the company name and the name and address of the Registered Agent typically appear on the Certificate of Formation, along with the date of filing and the company file number... Read More

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