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If you live in Cali, doesn't that mean you also need to incorp in cali as a foreign entity? I don't think its either home state OR Delaware.. its home stand AND
by brianwawok 10y ago
If you live in Cali, doesn't that mean you also need to incorp in cali as a foreign entity? I don't think its either home state OR Delaware.. its home stand AND Delaware. And then yes, you get some Delaware legal things on your side, but you are paying more.
- dragonwriter 10y agoIf you (as a corporation/LLC) do business in a state but are incorporated elsewhere, you generally need to register as a foreign corporation in the state you are doing business in. This often involves franchise fees similar to opening a corporation/LLC in the state. But you only, strictly speaking, incorporate in one place (unless you want a subsidiary incorporated elsewhere for some reason.)