Why incorporate in Delaware

Reasons to Form an LLC #1) Personal Asset Protection: The primary reason why business owners form LLCs is to protect their personal assets. When you form an LLC, it establishes your business as a separate legal entity, which protects your personal assets – like your home, car, and personal bank accounts – from business-related debts […]

  What Is A Delaware C-Corporation, Exactly? The “C” in C-Corp refers to a corporation’s federal tax designation. The IRS designates Delaware Corporations as C-Corps by default. However, a corporation can elect to be taxed as an S-Corporation by filing IRS Form 2553.  Many entrepreneurs get confused when trying to incorporate a C-Corp on their […]

The Delaware Limited Liability Company Compares Favorably to the Delaware Corporation When starting a business, you probably have a lot of questions, including “Is an LLC a corporation?” and “Where should I incorporate?”. You do not have to incorporate in your home state if the laws there are unfavorable to protecting you. Instead, you can […]

Do I Need to Live in Delaware to Incorporate There? A business operating almost anywhere can be incorporated in Delaware. Neither a Delaware LLC, nor a Delaware corporation, are required to have an office or business address in Delaware. For an address, Delaware only requires the appointment of a Registered Agent with a physical address […]

Delaware C corps are a popular choice for some companies due to their ability to attract investors. Startups in particular can benefit from a C corp tax designation, but it’s understandable to have questions about how, exactly, this works. Here’s what you need to know. How the Delaware C Corp Can Help Startups While every […]

Becoming an LLC is an easy and inexpensive way to protect yourself from personal liability for business obligations. It’s definitely worth considering if you have your own business—even if that business is you.