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 limited partnership is formed by filing a Certificate of Limited Partnership with the state of Delaware. A limited partnership is not required to file its governing document, the limited partnership agreement, with the state of Delaware... Read More
Did you know you can set up a new Delaware LLC or Delaware corporation so it’s ready for business at the start of 2018 and you save $100 plus don’t have to pay Franchise Tax until 2019?.. Read More
We have completely rethought and revamped our Mail Forwarding services here at Harvard Business Services. We now offer four services that are more tailored towards your business needs and the best part is we came up with new pricing... Read More
For many LLCs, the member(s) may never change. Usually, these are simply internal matters addressed within the LLC Operating Agreement. Sometimes, however, you may need to alert the IRS about changes within your LLC... Read More
The W-9 is typically used to request tax information from freelancers, independent contractors and other self-employed people... Read More
The most exciting changes that came along with the Pension Protection Act are also, shockingly, one of the least discussed sections of the Internal Revenue Code: the changes to the 401(h)... Read More
Some people think that because they do not have a Social Security Number, a U.S. address or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) that they cannot obtain an EIN. This is not true. If you do not have a Social Security number, you are not disqualified from obtaining a Federal Tax ID Number... Read More
Merchant services have become increasingly important for start-ups in the information age. In the past, start-ups would market their product or services in their local area and many accepted only cash or checks for payment... Read More