When it comes to incorporating a business in the U.S., business owners face a key decision: where should they incorporate? Delaware has consistently been recognized as a top choice for incorporation, and recently, Texas has been making a play for that #1 spot. Entrepreneurs should understand how these two states differ and how those differences may affect legal structure, taxes, and entity protection. Knowing the differences and their effect on your entity is crucial for choosing the best state for your business. Advantages of Incorporating in Delaware Delaware is a popular choice for...
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What You Need to Know When Dissolving Your Business
Dissolving a business is a complex and somewhat daunting process, whether it's due to financial struggles, strategic decisions, personal circumstances, or simply pursuing new opportunities. The process of business dissolution requires careful planning and execution and varies by state and type of entity. From obtaining shareholder approval to filing articles of dissolution and settling debts, each step must be executed meticulously to ensure a smooth transition and protect against future liabilities. In this blog, we will explore some of the essential steps and considerations to ensure that...
Delaware State Bill 110 LLC and Corporation Fee Increase
Effective August 1, 2023, the State of Delaware Division of Corporations will implement a fee increase for Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) and Corporations. This decision comes following the enactment of Delaware State Bill 110, which seeks to strengthen and bolster the state's business infrastructure. Under the revised fee structure, the new filing fee for LLCs will be $110.00, a $20.00 increase from the previous amount of $90.00. Similarly, Corporations will experience a minimum fee adjustment from $89.00 to $109.00. Please note that this fee increase does not affect the fees for...
Delaware Section 502 Principal Place of Business Compliance
Effective August 1, 2022, Delaware amended the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware (“DGCL”), affecting several provisions. The State of Delaware is enforcing Delaware Title Code 8. Del.C Sec 502 (a)(3) for the 2022 Annual Report tax year. Companies are now prohibited from using a registered agent's address as their principal place of business. If your entity has done this in the past, then an Amended Annual Report to change to your physical address must be completed at once. What is Section 502? Section 502 clarifies that unless a corporation maintains its principal place of...





