Nestled on the East Coast, Delaware's strategic location within the Mid-Atlantic region positions your company at the crossroads of commerce. The state's proximity to major markets, coupled with a well-developed infrastructure, makes it a prime choice for businesses seeking not only tax advantages but also geographic advantages for growth and accessibility.
Manimama ensures a seamless company registration process in Delaware. Trust us to provide expert guidance and support, so your business can thrive from day one in Delaware. Start your journey with confidence, knowing you have the best team by your side.
Legal Opinion about Delaware as a Jurisdiction for Company Formation
Ganna Voievodina
Manimama, CEO
"Delaware is widely regarded as a premier jurisdiction for company formation due to its flexible corporate laws and well-established legal precedents. Delaware is an attractive option for both domestic and international businesses seeking a stable and supportive legal environment".
Our Packages
Our comprehensive packages simplify the process of setting up the perfect legal entity for your business whether you are a small start-up, a non-profit company, or an international company. Let us guide you through every step, ensuring your business begins on a solid foundation.
Documents
- Apostille corporate documents (Certificate of incorporation and Articles of Association)
- Document delivery
Key Numbers about Delaware as a Jurisdiction for Company Formation
1 weekaverage term of company formation |
аt least 1shareholder in the company |
аt least 1director in the company |
8.7%corporate income tax (CIT) rate |
2.2% - 6.6%personal income tax (PIT) rate |
0%value-added tax (VAT) rate |
Set up Your Company in Delaware in Several Steps
Step 1. Initial Setup
- Initiating a preliminary project assessment
- Preparation and filing of the package of documents
Step 2. Company registration
- Verification and reservation of the company name
- Appointment of a registered agent
- Submitting the completed Certificate of Formation to the Delaware Division of Corporations
- Obtaining Employer Identification Number (EIN) for business owners
- Opening a bank account
Requirements for Company Formation in Delaware
Before deciding to set up a new company in Delaware, read the information below to understand the characteristics of a Limited Liability Company (LLC):
Shareholders: at least one shareholder (maximum number of shareholders permitted is 250; there are no residency or citizenship requirements).
Member: at least one member (there are no residency or citizenship requirements).
Company Secretary: at least 1 company secretary.
Minimum Share Capital: no minimum amount requirements.
Registered Agent: is required.
Liability: the liability of the shareholders for the LLC is limited to the amount of their respective shareholdings.
Accounting: requirements to file Annual Return, Audited Financial Accounts, Annual Tax Return.
Taxes in Delaware
The CIT rate in Delaware is a flat 8.7% levied on taxable income. This rate is applied to income generated from business activities within the state.
A Delaware-incorporated company that doesn’t conduct business in the state is typically not required to pay Delaware’s CIT.
Personal income tax (PIT)Delaware’s PIT rates range from 2.2% to 6.6%, depending on your taxable income.
Value-added tax (VAT)There is no VAT in Delaware.
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Start Your Company Formation Process with Manimama
There are numerous reasons why Manimama is the leading company formation agent in Delaware:
Expertise in Regulations of Delaware
- 1. Manimama has an in-depth understanding of the legal and regulatory framework of Delaware.
- 2. Our team ensures all legal requirements are meticulously met for a seamless company formation process.
Local and International Experience
- 1. With extensive experience in both local and international markets, Manimama can cater to a diverse range of business needs.
- 2. Our expertise spans various industries, providing customized solutions for each client.
Efficient and Timely Service
- 1. We pride ourselves on our swift turnaround times, ensuring your company is registered promptly.
- 2. Our efficient processes minimize delays and get your business up and running quickly.
Client-Centric Approach
- 1. Manimama prioritizes customer satisfaction by offering personalized support and guidance.
- 2. Our dedicated team is always available to address any concerns and provide expert advice.
Robust Network of Local Partners
- 1. We have established strong relationships with local authorities, banks, and service providers.
- 2. This network ensures that your business receives the best possible support and resources.
Ongoing Compliance Support
- 1. We provide continuous support to ensure your business remains compliant with Delaware laws.
- 2. Our team keeps you updated on any regulatory changes that may impact your company.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the benefits of forming a company in Delaware?Delaware offers business-friendly laws, strong privacy protections, no state corporate income tax for companies operating outside Delaware.
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How do I register a company in Delaware?To register a company in Delaware, you need to file a Certificate of Formation (for LLCs) with the Delaware Division of Corporations and pay the required filing fees.
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Do I need a Delaware address to form a company in Delaware?While you do not need a physical address in Delaware, you must have a registered agent with a physical address in Delaware who can receive legal documents on behalf of the company.
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What is the role of a registered agent in Delaware?A registered agent receives legal documents and official correspondence on behalf of the company.
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Can a non-U.S. citizen form a company in Delaware?Yes, non-U.S. citizens can form and own companies in Delaware. There are no residency or citizenship requirements for company formation.
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How can I obtain an EIN (Employer Identification Number) for my Delaware company?You can apply for an EIN through the IRS website or by submitting Form SS-4 via mail. The EIN is necessary for opening a bank account, hiring employees, and filing taxes.
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What are the ongoing compliance requirements for Delaware companies?Delaware companies must file an annual report, pay the franchise tax, maintain a registered agent, and adhere to corporate governance standards as outlined in their bylaws or operating agreements.
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What are the advantages of Delaware's business-friendly legal system?Delaware's legal system is known for its expertise in corporate law and efficiency in handling business disputes, providing predictability and stability for companies.
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Manimama as the Best Solution for Your Company Formation in Delaware
By choosing our company formation service in Delaware, you are partnering with a law firm that values integrity, expertise, and client satisfaction. Let us help you set up your company in Delaware and pave the way for your business success.
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