Company formation in Delaware

Delaware corporations can be formed within 24 hours of receipt of payment and we receive the documents from the state in 2-4 weeks. With expedited service, we will receive all documents in 2 to 4 business days. Standard incorporation service includes preparation and filing of the Articles or Certificate of Incorporation with the State of Incorporation and paying the State Filing fees and any county fees or publishing required.

Requirements for company formation in Delaware

• A complete package to form a Delaware Corporation includes:
• Service fee
• State filing fees
• Registered agent service until March 1 next year for corporations or June 1 next year for LLCs
• A certified copy with Apostille (with gold seal) (This is required to open a bank account)

Options

• Deluxe corporate kit (which includes the corporate seal, bylaws, stock certificates, stock transfer ledger and corporate minutes)
• Courier delivery of your documents and kit by Airborne Express
• Nominee Director
• Mail forwarding

Annual fees includes

• Registered agent service
• Ltd or LLC annual fixed state tax

Delaware's corporate advantage

• Delaware is considered the most attractive state in the nation for organizing.
• Delaware courts have a reputation of reaching reasonable and fair conclusions when construing the corporation laws.
• Only one incorporator is required. A corporation may be the incorporator.
• There is no minimum capital requirement.
• The franchise tax compares favorably with that of other states (usually $30/year).
• For companies doing business outside of Delaware, there is no corporation income tax.
• Delaware has no sales tax, personal property tax or intangible property tax on corporations.
• No taxation is imposed upon shares of stock held by non-residents and no inheritance tax upon non-resident holders.
• A corporation may keep all of its books and records outside of Delaware.
• You may have a principal place of business/address outside of the State of Delaware as well.
• Regarding the Federal taxes, if you are US citizen or US resident (US taxpayer) and you file taxes in the US, a LLC is treated as a partnership and is not subject to corporate income tax.
• Any profits or losses are passed through to the members of the LLC to report on their personal income tax. Therefore, the LLC does not pay any income taxes.

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