Choosing Delaware as the home for your business entity comes with a unique set of tax obligations; most importantly, the Delaware Franchise Tax. Whether your company operates within the state or elsewhere, if your LLC, LP, or GP is formed in Delaware, you must pay this fee to maintain your corporate status. Understanding how Delaware Franchise Tax works, who it applies to, and how it’s calculated is essential for staying compliant, avoiding penalties, and ensuring your business remains in good standing with the state of Delaware. What is Delaware Franchise Tax? All Delaware Limited Liability...
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The Importance of Filing Your Delaware Annual Report
Delaware Annual Reports and Franchise Taxes are due March 1st for all active Domestic Corporations. Failure to file the report and pay the required franchise taxes will result in a penalty of $200.00 plus 1.5% interest per month on tax and penalty. It is imperative that the Annual Report is completed timely. What is a Delaware Annual Report? The Delaware Annual Report for Domestic Corporations is a document containing business information and is filed along with the franchise taxes due each year. The entity does not have to be physically in Delaware or doing business in the state. What...



