Why Incorporate in Delaware?
One of the most frequently asked questions here in the First State has to be “Why Incorporate in Delaware?”
The truth is that businesses don’t choose Delaware for one single reason, but for any number of reasons. Delaware has a complete package of incorporation services including modern and flexible corporate laws, our world renowned Court of Chancery, a business-friendly and accessible State Government, and the unparalleled customer service provided by the Staff of the Delaware Division of Corporations.
Delaware.gov website has recently added a dedicated page packed full of information aimed at providing information on how to incorporate in Delaware.
Featured sections of this site include:
–Division of Corporations: How To Form a New Business Entity
See the step-by-step process for registering your business entity in Delaware. Typical business entities registering with the Division of Corporations include General Partnerships, Limited Partnerships, “C” Corporations, “S” Corporations, Limited Liability Companies (LLC), Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP), and Statutory Trusts. (Note: Sole proprietorships do not file with the Delaware Division of Corporations. Unincorporated nonprofit associations and partnerships have the option of making certain filings with the Delaware Division of Corporations.)
–Division of Revenue: Doing Business in Delaware
See step-by-step information about licensing, taxes, and related expenses when forming and registering a business entity in Delaware.
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Maybe the question shouldn’t be “Why Incorporate In Delaware?” but rather “Why not?”