Why Your Company Should Incorporate In Delaware.

More than one million business entities and more than 50% of all U.S. publicly-traded companies and 63% of the Fortune 500 take advantage of Delaware's asset protection and availability of complete packages for incorporation services, their flexible corporate laws, a highly-respected Judiciary system and a business-friendly government. The benefits of organizing and maintaining a Delaware Corporation or Delaware Limited Liability Company are as follows:

• Corporate records can be kept anywhere in the world.
• It is only necessary for one person to act an officer, director and/or share-holder of a Delaware corporation or member of a Delaware Limited Liability Company.
• No formal meetings are required and shareholders need not be U.S. citizens.
• Every Delaware legal entity is required to provide its registered agent with the name of a natural person who acts as the communications contact for the entity
• Federal and state laws provide legal mechanisms, recourse and due process to enable officers, directors, shareholders and law enforcement to inspect the books and records of an entity
• Delaware registered agents are required to retain the above communications contact information
• Any legal business may be conducted in Delaware.
• Delaware is recognized as having a favorable tax climate. Delaware has:
• No Sales tax
• No Personal property tax
• No Intangible property tax
• No Stock transfer tax
• There is no state income tax for Delaware corporations that operate out-of-state (Note: however, a Federal Income Tax with the IRS must be filed annually)
• Unique to Delaware is the formation of the Series LLC.
• The Delaware Court of Chancery is the oldest business court in the country and uses judges instead of juries.
• No minimum capital is required to form a Delaware Corporation LLC.
• All filings with the Delaware Division of Corporations are public record including annual reports listing directors of corporations.
• Delaware legal entities are prohibited form the sale or transfer of shares or ownership interests in bearer form.