Have you ever wondered why so many companies are incorporated in Delaware and why so many LLCs are formed in Delaware? Companies incorporate in Delaware because of its corporate-friendly environment, which offers numerous benefits in terms of convenience, tax liability and legal protection for businesses. Other pages on this site go more in-depth on the question of "Why incorporate in Delaware?" but we've distilled the answers down to a short list of bullet points here:
Another reason why so many companies are incorporated in Delaware that you do not need to visit Delaware in order to form a business in the state. Delaware's Division of Corporations is the best in the world at processing business formation filings quickly, and it encourages entrepreneurs from across the country and around the world to form their businesses here.
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There are 7 comments left for Why Do So Many Companies Incorporate in Delaware?
Alain said: Wednesday, August 16, 2017So why did have to provide my name and SS to do the SS4 form and they had to link that to my SS?
HBS Staff replied: Thursday, August 17, 2017The IRS requires the SS number if the member or officer has a SSN; this is the policy of the IRS.
Steve clark said: Monday, June 22, 2015This was very helpful as I navigate the path foru new start up.
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