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IIRC, Deleware is so often the state of incorporation because the cost to incorporate is small (~$90-$300).
by mmanfrin 11y ago
IIRC, Deleware is so often the state of incorporation because the cost to incorporate is small (~$90-$300).
- dvanduzer 11y agoThe cost of incorporation in Delaware is higher than in many states ($50 in Colorado, for example). ChuckMcM's cousin post pretty much covers the reasons. The only thing he left out was the 0% corporate income tax rate. Nevada often comes up for this reason as well. edit (re grandparent): Delaware is definitely not a "safe haven" for litigation. It's more predictable for the basics, but it isn't going to prevent you from an Eastern Texas District Court summons.