Doing Business in the U.S.: How To Form A Company In Delaware
Foreign companies frequently select Delaware for their U.S. operations thanks to its business-friendly legal system and strong corporate governance framework.
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How To Expand Your Business In The U.S.
Expanding your business in the U.S. can be challenging without understanding each state’s formation and registration processes. Discover more here.
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FAQs: Annual Tax Payments for Delaware Alternative Business Entities
Some answers to the most frequently asked questions we field about the annual LLC/partnership tax requirement, which should to help you maintain the good standing of your Delaware alternative business entities.
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FAQs: Annual Franchise Tax Payments for Delaware Alternative Business Entities
Each year, limited liability companies, limited partnerships and general partnerships formed or registered in Delaware are required to pay an annual LLC/partnership tax of $300 by June 1, covering the prior calendar year of existence.
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Appointing A Process Agent: The Counterparty’s Perspective
When appointing a process agent, the counterparty needs to make sure that the process agent is available throughout the entire term of the transaction.
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Why Does My Registered Agent Want a Communications Contact?
A look at why registered agents ask for a communications contact for companies they represent, in addition to service of process, tax and billing contacts.
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Avoid Big Problems: Keep Contact Information Current With Your Registered Agent!
When you name a registered agent, it’s important that they have up-to-date information to ensure you receive time-sensitive notices as quickly as possible.
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Appointing a Process Agent in SEC Registration Statements
Foreign private companies seeking a public offering in the U.S. market are required to name an agent for service of process (also referred to as process agent or contract agent), pursuant to the regulations of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
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When Must Foreign Issuers File SEC Form F-X to Appoint a Process Agent?
For certain SEC filings, foreign issuers are required to file a separate but concurrent form, SEC Form F-X, to appoint a process agent rather than identify the agent on a cover page. Listed are some of those SEC filings, along with brief descriptions of their related registrations or transactions
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Tax Clearance Certificate Timing When Dissolving or Withdrawing
Growing businesses must register their main operating companies in each state they operate, navigating varying compliance requirements to stay compliant.
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