Incorporate a Company in Delaware

Incorporate a company in Delaware is a simple, tax-efficient way to a corporate solution for international businesspeople wishing to incorporate a company in Delaware, particularly those with activities outside the United States.

The process to incorporate a company in Delaware is quick, easy and cost-effective.

Delaware is regarded as a stable, reputable jurisdiction with a well-developed legal system.

Investors incorporate a company in Delaware to avail of tax exemption if no revenue is earned in Delaware.

To incorporate a company in Delaware, shareholders can be individuals or corporations.

To incorporate a company in Delaware, only one director and shareholder is required, which can be the same person.

Healy Consultants can open corporate bank accounts after incorporating a Delaware company. Healy Consultants works with internationally recognised banks such as HSBC, Standard Chartered and Citibank to provide corporate bank account services.

To incorporate a company in Delaware, the company is not required to submit annual accounts or undergo audit.

Entrepreneurs who incorporate a company in Delaware may be seen as using a tax avoidance mechanism.

Investors who incorporate a company in Delaware are liable to pay tax on income derived in Delaware. That said, most international entrepreneurs incorporating a Delaware company conduct no business in the state.

Incorporating a company in Delaware requires payment of a franchise tax.