Incorporation Service in all 50 States

Although we incorporate in all 50 states the best and most popular state in which to incorporate is the state of Delaware. The next question is "Why incorporate in Delaware" and not in my own state?

The answer is simple. Delaware is a state that offers "anonymity". Most of the states in which you incorporate publicize the information on the internet about you and your business on their publicly exposed web site. Delaware does not. The only information that can be found on the Delaware website is the information pertaining to us, your registered agent.  

Anonymity does not necessarily mean that you are trying to hide information about your company; but why publicize personal information about your business such as your EIN which is similar to publishing your SSN?

The State of Delaware is a leading domicile for U.S. and international corporations.  More than 850,000 business entities have made Delaware their legal home.  More than 50% of all publicly-traded companies in the United States including 63% of the Fortune 500 have chosen Delaware as their state for incorporation.

Businesses choose Delaware for many reasons. The Delaware General Corporation Law is the most advanced and flexible business formation statute in the nation.

The Delaware Court of Chancery is a unique 215 year old business court that has written most of the modern U.S. corporation case law.  In addition:  

• No minimum capital is required to form a Delaware corporation
• 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 corporation or member of a limited liability
• No formal meetings are required and shareholders need not be U.S. citizens
• Any legal business may be conducted in Delaware
• Delaware is recognized as having a favorable tax climate
  • No Sales tax
  • No Personal property tax
  • No Intangible property tax
  • No Stock transfer tax
• Ownership of a Delaware corporation or limited liability company is strictly confidential

The only disadvantage of incorporating in Delaware is if you run a business which has city, state or county requirements for licensing and collecting sales taxes you will be required to file in your own state with either a Certificate of Authority or Certificate of Status. If this is necessary, since we file corporations and LLC's in all 50 states, we can do this as well. 

So the obvious question is "why would I not incorporate in my own state" to begin with. The answer is the  The Delaware Court of Chancery a unique 215 year old business court that has written most of the modern U.S. corporation case law. The Delaware Court of Chancery is widely recognized as the nation's preeminent forum for the determination of disputes involving the internal affairs of the thousands upon thousands of Delaware corporations and other business entities through which a vast amount of the world's commercial affairs is conducted. Its unique competence in and exposure to issues of business law are unmatched. Juries are made up of judges and business oriented people who understand businesses. 

When it comes to incorporation services, please call toll free at 800.219.9359 for a free consultation on all 50 states