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Do I Need to Change My Delaware Business Name with the IRS?

By IncNow October 14, 2026

How to Change Your Business Name with the IRS If you have a brand new EIN and have not yet had an opportunity to file your first tax return, you will need to notify the IRS of your name change by writing to the address where you will file your tax return. A change of […]

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What Is a Juridical Entity?

By IncNow
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First, What Is an Entity? To understand what a juridical entity is, it’s first important to grasp the concept of an artificial entity. An incorporation is started with a filing in the state jurisdiction that will govern its internal affairs. No matter where it is used, it retains that state of incorporation as its governing […]

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Can I Form a Non-Profit LLC, 501c3?

By IncNow July 24, 2026
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What Is a 501(c)3 Organization? 501(c)3 is an IRS code section that defines what qualifies as a tax exempt organization under federal law. To receive a tax determination letter from the IRS, approving the 501(c)3 status, a non-stock corporation must submit a Form 1023 or Form 1023-EZ application with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). A […]

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Why Form an LLC in Delaware vs. Wyoming?

By IncNow July 21, 2026
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Maintenance, Fees, and Taxes Both Delaware and Wyoming have low filing fees, however in accordance with prices, Wyoming barely scratches by with a slightly lower filing fee. Wyoming’s minimum filing fee is $100. In contrast Delaware’s minimum filing fee is only $10 more at $110. With regards to initial filing fees, if you want a […]

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Can You Pause a Delaware LLC? 2 Options to Consider

By IncNow July 7, 2026
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Why Do Business Owners Want to Pause an LLC? When business owners inquire about pausing an LLC, they typically refer to temporarily ceasing operations without permanently dissolving the entity to save on government and registered agent maintenance fees. The goal is often to avoid ongoing fees, annual reports, and compliance requirements while preserving the LLC, […]

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Should Businesses Get a Ballot? The Debate Over Entity Voting Rights in Fenwick Island, Delaware

By IncNow June 26, 2026
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Fenwick Island Artificial Entity Voting Lawsuit: Background and Latest Developments The debate over artificial entity voting in Fenwick Island, Delaware has become one of the state’s most closely watched election law disputes. As of October 2025, more than 200 artificial entities, including LLCs, corporations, partnerships, and trusts, were registered to vote in Fenwick Island’s municipal […]

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