Learn how to incorporate your Delaware business as well as tips, suggestions and smart business ideas for you to utlize before and after incorporating a company in Delaware.
A single-member LLC is a limited liability company with one owner. It can help separate personal and business liabilities while offering flexible tax solutions and relatively simple management... Read More
The main formation document for an LLC is typically called a Certificate of Formation, Certificate of Organization, or Articles of Organization, depending on the state. Delaware LLCs are formed by filing a Certificate of Formation and maintaining a Delaware registered agent... Read More
Delaware corporations should list their principal place of business on the annual report, not their registered agent’s address. Learn more in our blog... Read More
In 2025, Delaware saw 334,461 new business formations, more than 15% above 2024. Read more about the state’s success in the 2025 Delaware Annual Report... Read More
Delaware House Bill 400 will increase annual franchise taxes and certain filing fees for several Delaware entities beginning with the 2026 tax year... Read More
An IRS 83(b) Election lets you pay taxes on company stock when you receive it, instead of waiting until it becomes fully yours. Learn more in our blog... Read More
A Delaware Corporation's bylaws are crucial for outlining the operational framework and governance mechanics of a corporation, including the composition and procedures and rules regarding board directors and meetings. This is part two of our discussion on how board meetings are called and held in this two part blog series... Read More
Foreign qualifying your business is tricky, but our team of professionals can help you avoid common mistakes in applying for foreign qualifications. Some of the most frequent foreign qualification errors include: delaying the process until the last minute, using the wrong title on the application, omitting information such as the address for one of the officers, directors, members, or managers, or failing to provide the appropriate accompanying documentation, such as a Certificate of Good Standing or a Certified Copy. At a time when nearly every single Secretary of States’ office in the US is experiencing some form of processing delay due to the pandemic, savvy owners are seeking professional support to ensure a timely and smooth filing process... Read More
Some businesses must offer a retirement plan to their employees. Find out why it's important to choose a good provider & put employee interests first... Read More
Learn about the importance of properly recording your board meeting minutes and some of the essentials that should be included in each document... Read More