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The company would be started in Delaware, not CA.

• ryandrake 10y ago
  See my other comment about having a 'nexus' in California (which is the topic here).
• gk1 10y ago
  It doesn't matter where the company is incorporated, you will have to register it as a foreign entity in your state (in this case, CA). Take the time to read about this before doing anything. One impulsive action could lead to thousands of dollars in annual fees and even more in filing costs (accountants, lawyers).
  • boraturan 10y ago
    With C-corp in DE registered, do we have to register with CA if no office/people in US?
    • ryandrake 10y ago
      Everyone's situation is different. That would be a good question for an attorney or accountant.