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Unless you're a big enough company to have staff lawyers, you almost certainly don't want to incorporate outside your home state. If you're looking to incorpor
by dotBen 15y ago
Unless you're a big enough company to have staff lawyers, you almost certainly don't want to incorporate outside your home state.
If you're looking to incorporate a future/aspired venture-funded startup you need to incorporate as a Delaware C-Corp, regardless of your state of nexus. That's just what any investor is expecting.
- georgieporgie 15y agoI don't see why you can't simply move your corporation when the need arises. I've already done it once, it just took a call and a letter to the IRS. In the meantime, if any legal problems come up, you're going to have to go to court in Delaware (maybe you can force something in all EULAs that designate your local courts), plus you're going to have to file to do business in your state of nexus.