All you should know to make correct and tax savvy business decisions about starting and running your Delaware company
Delaware has established a reputation around the world as the best and most business-friendly state in which to incorporate. 68% of Fortune 500 companies and 93% of all U.S.-based initial public offerings are incorporated in the state of Delaware, and more startups are incorporating in Delaware every day.
What you’ll learn
- Learn about the benefits of incorporating in Delaware..
- Identify how to choose a correct entity type and its qualification for tax purposes tailored to your needs..
- Study what documents should be prepared to govern your Delaware company..
- Understand whether you need to make a certain tax elections resulting in potential large tax savings..
- Understand a specifics related to incorporation in Delaware for US non-residents..
- Identify the approximate costs and budgets of incorporation in Delaware and tax registration..
- Review a step-by-step guide for incorporating in Delaware..
Course Content
- Introduction –> 1 lecture • 2min.
- Choosing an Entity –> 1 lecture • 15min.
- Tax Issues –> 2 lectures • 11min.
- Working Arrangements –> 1 lecture • 8min.
Requirements
Delaware has established a reputation around the world as the best and most business-friendly state in which to incorporate. 68% of Fortune 500 companies and 93% of all U.S.-based initial public offerings are incorporated in the state of Delaware, and more startups are incorporating in Delaware every day.
Such famous firms as Amazon, Google, Tesla, Walmart, American Express and Disney are incorporated in Delaware.
Although setting up a Delaware entity is relatively easy, understanding the nuances of the US tax and business laws might be an issue, especially when it relates to the U.S. non residents.
These materials intend to provide you with the nuances of the US and Delaware tax and corporate laws, helping you to choose a correct business structure and a tax strategy resulting in the compliance of your Delaware structure with US state and federal laws and potential large tax savings
The materials are divided in four Sections for your better understanding, as follows:
– Introduction;
– Choosing a right entity;
– Tax issues; and
– Working arrangements.
This course is intended for startup owners and entrepreneurs, especially for US non-residents, small and middle business, tax and legal practitioners who desire to set up their business in a most recognized and tax beneficial worldwide state.
This course includes printing downloadable materials and valuable tests which cover main aspects discussed in the video presentation.