Free Guide to Starting a Business in Delaware
Download the Ultimate Guide to Starting a Business in Delaware and you’ll be armed with all of the key information you need to assess whether incorporating in Delaware is right for you. As always, we suggest you speak with an attorney or accountant prior to making your final decision.
The Ultimate Guide to Starting, Protecting, and Operating a Business in Delaware
- Trending industries in Delaware
- Drawbacks to starting a Delaware business
- Protecting personal assets (personal vs. business debt)
- Business structure options
- The Delaware LLC vs. the S Corporation
The Benefits of Starting a Business in Delaware
The state of Delaware offers comprehensive, tried, and tested statutes that are designed to protect the corporation or LLC. Many larger corporations or LLCs, who have in excess of 100 members or shareholders, select Delaware as the preferred state of filing for this very reason. On the other hand, for many small business owners, unless they are seeking expansion through large stock offerings or venture capital, incorporating in Delaware is not the most cost-effective option. For these smaller business owners (those with less than 10 shareholders), incorporating in their home state is often the best choice.
Additional Resources and Educational Articles
- Your Guide to Starting a Business in Delaware
- What You Should Know About Delaware Annual Reports and Annual Tax
- Ready to Incorporate? Why Delaware or Nevada May Not be the Answer!
- Delaware Secretary of State Contact Information
- Form an LLC in Delaware
- Incorporate a Business in Delaware
- Register for Delaware Payroll Taxes
