Company Formation in Delaware
The most adaptable corporate legislation
There is no company tax outside of Delaware.
Delaware offshore company formation
Delaware Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Delaware Corporation Formation (C-Corp or S-Corp)
– The franchise tax compares positively to other states in the US
– US corporations are among the most recognised business structures in the world.
– The US company’s shares, stockholders, directors, and capitalization are all flexible
– There is no need for a principal location of business in Delaware, USA.
– Have no residency requirements for Delaware business directors, executives, or stockholders.
Company Registration in Delaware is perfect for:
International Trading
E-commerce
Software and IT Services
Estate Planning and Asset Protection
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Four Easy Steps To Register A Company In Delaware
1. Preparation
Ask for a free corporate name search We evaluate the name’s suitability and, if necessary, offer suggestions.
2. Filing
- Fill in the company name, directors, and shareholder(s) by logging in or registering.
- Add the shipping address, the business address, and any additional instructions.
3. Payment
Choose your payment method
4. Delivery
- All relevant documents, including as the Certificate of Incorporation, Business Registration, Memorandum and Articles of Association, etc., will be sent to you electronically. After that, a jurisdiction’s new corporation is prepared to conduct business!
- You can use the company package of paperwork to open a corporate bank account, or we can assist you using our extensive banking support service knowledge.
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Documents Required to Register a Company in Delaware
- Each shareholder’s or beneficial owner’s and director’s passport.
- Each director’s and shareholder’s residential address must be proven (and must be in English or a certified translation).
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Case Study – Delaware L.L.C and Corporation?
Take Google and YouTube as examples for better understanding of L.L.C. and Corporation
Both Google and YouTube are corporations, respectively. Why did they opt for particular entity types?
The new generation of business owners should fully capitalise on this one example, which clearly distinguishes between an L.L.C. and a corporation.
By submitting its Certificate of Incorporation to the Delaware Division of Corporations on October 3, 2005, YouTube officially became a corporation. It converted its corporation into a limited liability company on November 8, 2006, just 13 months and 5 days later. This is one of the main benefits of Delaware companies: they can change their legal structure at any time.
On the other hand, a small group of people own YouTube L.L.C. Only those with inside information are aware of how few there are and who the owners are. Additionally, no public disclosure is necessary, thus only the owners are aware of the company’s finances. A Delaware L.L.C has the advantage that its members, their ownership stakes, and its financial valuation are all confidential information that only the company’s insiders are privy to. The proprietors of a Delaware L.L.C are not required by any federal statute to disclose their identities publicly through registration, disclosure, or any other means.
Google chose to be a Delaware Corporation so it could go public and raise money, which they did on August 16, 2004. Once it did so, it quickly became one of the richest companies in history. Google’s rise to power created tens of thousands of millionaires and a lot of billionaires. Even though 60% of Google is owned by institutions, there are millions of individual shareholders in the company. The company has current cash reserves of $50 billion.
Governance structure
L.L.C Company
- All members are bound by an operating agreement.
- The operating agreement determines all issues in the company.
- The members may manage the company themselves or they may hire an external manager.
Corporation Company
There are 3 tiers of power:
- Shareholders – own the company
- Directors – manage the major business actions
- Officers – carry out day-to-day business activities
Federal taxation
L.L.C Company
- IRS considers a single-member LLC to be a disregarded entity and a multi-member LLC to be a partnership.
- The entity/partnership must fill in a Federal Tax ID number (also called an employer identification number or EIN).
Corporation Company
IRS taxes in 3 different ways:
- C-corporation – pays taxes on profits each year and may
choose to distribute dividends to shareholders. If the
shareholders are a small, tight-knit group, this is often
referred to as double taxation. - S-corporation – the tax liability on the profits and losses
of the company are passed through to the shareholders.
They must pay the taxes. - Tax exempt – the company must file IRS Form 1023
and qualify for tax-exempt status by engaging in a
qualifying charitable, religious or public-service purpose.
Privacy
L.L.C Company
- No annual report required
Corporation Company
Annual report must state:
- the corporation’s physical address
- all directors’ names and addresses
- one officer’s name and address
Complete Delaware Company Kit package includes
L.L.C Company
- Apostille
- Certified Copy of Certificate of Formation
- Notarized Statement of Authorized Person
- Digital Corporate Seal
Corporation Company
- Apostille
- Certified Copy of Certificate of Incorporation
- Notarized Statement of Incorporator
- Articles of Incorporation (BY-LAWS)
- Digital Corporate Seal
What is a Delaware limited liability company (LLC)?
Delaware LLC
In the US, an LLC is a relatively new sort of entity. If done right, it combines the pass-through taxation of a partnership with the restricted liability of a corporation. It is crucial to make clear that LLCs are not corporations, despite the fact that they can be regarded as partnerships.
An LLC is a type of company entity with a separate legal existence from its owners. The company’s debts and responsibilities are not personally owed by the owners or managers. These characteristics, when coupled with revenue from sources other than the United States, allow non-resident foreigners to use LLCs to avoid paying taxes in the United States.
LLC Operating Agreement
An LLC Operating Agreement, which is a written document created by the LLC’s owners, governs the management and activities of an LLC. According to the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act, the parties’ operations, management, and contractual relationship may be specified in the LLC Operating Agreement. This is referred to as contract freedom.
An LLC ensures safe secrecy and gives you the flexibility to design a management structure that reflects the economic relationships between your owners. The LLC Operating Agreement need not be translated into English and may be prepared in any language.
How to Manage an LLC
Although it is permitted by Delaware LLC law, members are not required to serve as managers of a Delaware LLC. What’s more, the law specifies that neither a member nor a management shall be personally liable for any debts, obligations, or liabilities of the Delaware LLC solely by reason of such member’s or manager’s membership in the Delaware LLC.
Why should you choose Ruihongp to register new company in Delaware, USA?
With us, establishing a Delaware corporation is simple. You can choose the kind of corporation you want to start, if you want a federal tax ID number, and more. A qualified staff member can also be reached by phone, email, or live chat.
Obtaining a tax ID or employer identification number (EIN) for a Delaware company
Obtaining a Federal Tax ID number, usually referred to as an employer identification number or EIN, is the next step after creating a Delaware corporation or LLC. The Federal Tax ID Number is essential for an LLC or corporation to legally perform commercial activities, especially if you’re running a business in the United States, just as possessing a social security number is crucial for US people. An EIN is necessary for all US businesses in order to create US bank accounts, qualify for loans, recruit staff, and other things. For the duration of the company, the EIN is valid. However, a new Federal Tax ID Number is often needed whenever your company changes its entity type (for instance, from an LLC to a corporation).
How you obtain an EIN
Ruihong provides a low-cost solution to help you work with the IRS to get a tax ID for your business. You can avoid dealing with the frequently complex IRS paperwork and procedures by using this quick and simple service, which also offers qualified customer help.
You can save time by asking Ruihong. to obtain the EIN when we file your corporation or LLC if you’re creating a new business. Simply indicate on our company purchase form that you want your Federal Tax ID number to be obtained, along with your preferred delivery window, and Ruihong will handle the rest.
What to do if you lose your EIN
There are various ways to locate the Federal Tax ID number for your business if you can’t find it. We can give you the EIN if we secured it on your company’s behalf. We will resend the number to the email address we have on file, so kindly be aware of that.
From 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. US Central time, Monday through Friday, you can call the IRS directly at +1 800-829-4933 if you’re still having trouble finding your EIN.
Please be advised that Ruihong is not associated with the IRS or the state of Delaware.
Why form an LLC in Delaware, USA?
A Delaware LLC (Delaware limited liability company) is a type of business entity that is created by filing the proper certificate of formation with the Delaware Secretary of State.
- The Delaware LLC is a truly unique business format in that the structure of the company and the rules that govern its members are contained in a contract called an operating agreement, which is drafted by the company’s members (owners).
- In drafting the operating agreement, you have what lawyers call ‘freedom of contract’, which means that, as the owner, you have the freedom to tailor the terms and rules of your LLC to accommodate your specific business needs.
- Once signed and agreed to by all parties, the operating agreement is legal and enforceable by all parties.