The entity information provided on this website, free of charge, consists of the entity name, file number, incorporation/formation date, registered agent name, address, phone number and residency. However, additional information can be obtained for a fee.

Where can I find a registered agent in Delaware?

Every entity that is to be formed or incorporated in Delaware must be represented by a Registered Agent located in the State of Delaware. If you would like assistance in reserving a name we encourage you to contact a Delaware online agent.

When did the new UK Domicile Rules come into force?

From 6 April 2017 new deemed domicile rules came into force. If you aren’t domiciled in the UK under English common law you’re treated as domiciled in the UK for all tax purposes if either Condition A or Condition B is met.

When to register a business outside of Delaware?

You may need to register to transact business in another state if you have a physical location and employees outside of Delaware. Foreign qualification registers a company to do business in a state other than the state of incorporation.

Where can I get a copy of my Delaware articles of incorporation?

You do not have to order a copy of the Articles of Incorporation from your current registered agent or from the registered agent who originally formed your corporation. Any Delaware registered agent can pull a copy of your Articles of Incorporation from the state. How to Order a Copy of Your Delaware Articles of Incorporation

How are entities formed in the state of Delaware?

All entities formed in Delaware whether active or inactive are defined with a particular status. They are defined as such: A – Good Standing – The entity’s existence has not been terminated either voluntarily or administratively. C – Cancelled – A certificate of Cancellation has been voluntarily filed by the entity to terminate its existence.

Which is an example of a non taxable Delaware corporation?

S – Stock, Non-taxable – This description is to define the corporation as a stock corporation that is not required to pay an annual franchise tax as defined in the Delaware Code. An example may be a corporation that has authorized stock but is formed for charitable purposes.