More than 850,000 business entities have their legal home in Delaware including more than 50% of all U.S. publicly-traded companies and 63% of the Fortune 500 for asset protection. The State of Delaware has the oldest business court in the country, the Delaware Court of Chancery, which uses judges instead of juries. Benefits of Organizing and Maintaining a Delaware Corporation or Delaware Limited Liability Company: Any legal business may be conducted in Delaware.  No minimum capital is required to form a Delaware Corporation LLC. Delaware is recognized as having a favorable tax climate Corporate records can be kept anywhere in the world. One person can 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. All filings with the Delaware Division of Corporations are public record including annual reports listing directors of corporations. Delaware legal entities are prohibited from the sale or transfer of shares or ownership interests in bearer form Unique to Delaware is the formation of the Series LLC.

Best of all Delaware has:
 No Sales tax
No Personal property tax
No Intangible property tax
No Stock transfer tax

Disclaimer: Even though there is  NO state income tax for Delaware corporations that operate out-of-state , a Federal Income Tax with the IRS must be filed annually. Requirements to File in Delaware: If you do not live in the State of Delaware, a Delaware Registered Agent is required to file a Corporation or LLC on your behalf. 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. 


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