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.
In this article, find a link to a comprehensive Entrepreneurship guide for non-U.S. residents and immigrants, as well as descriptions and links to organizations whose missions are to support non-US residents and immigrants... Read More
A limited liability partnership is a general partnership that has elected to be treated as a limited liability partnership under Delaware law. An LLP is not set forth in a separate portion of the Delaware code; instead, the laws governing the features of an LLP are the same as those governing general partnerships... Read More
Delaware's legal environment presents a balanced paradigm between business interests and shareholder rights, safeguarding the integrity of the corporate world. Delaware's recent Court of Chancery decision regarding Elon Musk and Tesla serves as an important case study for entrepreneurs, business owners, and legal professionals.. Read More
What is the role of a Registered Agent? Find out more about the key responsibilities of a Delaware Registered Agent and how they can help your business... Read More
If you don’t properly fill out the Delaware Annual Report, it may face scrutiny. Read about the most common mistakes on the Delaware Annual Report... Read More
The most common change in taxation status is from a C corporation (usually a General Corporation) to an S corporation in order to allow for pass-through taxation of income or loss. This is typically done to avoid double taxation of corporate income... Read More
Typically, a sole proprietorship makes you personally liable for all of your business debts and gets taxed at the personal (not corporate) tax rate. That's not all... Read More
The Stock Transfer Ledger is a very important item to update and maintain internally within your Corporation as it will document shares issued or transferred to your company’s shareholders. Free PDF download included... 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
Stay Informed: UEIs to Replace DUNS Numbers! In our latest blog post, we explore the significant shift from DUNS to UEIs and its implications for businesses. Gain insights into compliance and competitiveness in this evolving landscape. Read the full article to stay ahead of the curve!.. Read More