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Advantages of Incorporating a Business in Louisiana

Date: 08/23/2018 | Category: | Author: Jakub Vele

Advantages of Incorporating a Business in Louisiana

What makes Louisiana such an attractive state for new businesses? The answer lies in another question – What would you be looking for when establishing a startup company Louisiana? Different people have different perspectives but most businesses would agree on the following:

A state that offers advantages and benefits
A destination with a strong and reliable infrastructure
A skilled and dedicated workforce

The good news is that Louisiana provides all of the above and much more. Small and medium enterprises in the state are not only growing through sales and services within the state and nation but also through exports that totaled $65.1 billion in 2015.

Advantages of setting up an LLC or a Corporation

As one of the top registered agents in the state, we can help you register a new business in Louisiana as this will ensure you are able to leverage all types of business gains and state provided incentives and grants. Let’s take a quick look at why Louisiana is considered one of the best places for establishing a business:

Advantage#1: Salient benefits of Corporation or LLC formation

Corporation

Change in Ownership: If you register a new company in Louisiana as a Corporation and then convert to an S Corporation, sale, purchase, as well as gifting of stock can facilitate changes in ownership. These changes can take place without affecting the business of the corporation.
Independent Life: One of the salient advantages of an S Corporation in Louisiana is that it enjoys an independent life. The business entity will continue operation undisturbed even if it experiences incapacitation of one or more stockholders or faces the death of one of its stockholders.

LLC

Limited Liability: An owner of an LLC startup company in Louisiana, will be able to enjoy limited liability protection, which means claimants can sue the LLC and not the owner or investors.
Flexible Profit Distribution: An LLC has the benefit of being able to select different ways of distribution of profits.
No Minutes of meetings: Unlike a corporation, a startup company in Louisiana will not be required to maintain any minutes of the meetings or resolutions.

Advantage#2: Business Incentive Programs

What other benefits does the state of Louisiana offer businesses? In fact, there are several programs that you can benefit from after you register a new business in Louisiana. These include tax credits, loans and grants, and several other incentives. Let’s look at some of the most popular benefits:

The Enterprise Zone: The EZ program as it is known is basically an incentive program that revolves around creation of new jobs. If your startup company in Louisiana qualifies for this program then you can benefit from franchise as well as income tax credits. You can derive a maximum of $1,000 in tax credits for each new job being created.
Louisiana Industrial Ad Valorem Tax Exemption Program (ITEP): This is a state incentive program that provides tax incentives to those businesses that are into manufacturing. As a part of this program, you can benefit from 100% property tax abatement for an initial term of five years, which can be extended to three more years.
Small Business Loan and Guaranty Program: This is another beneficial program that you can leverage on if you register a new company in Louisiana. Most often than not, small businesses require funding assistance and this program provides loans varying from $5,000 to $1.5 million. The program is being administered by Louisiana Economic Development through Louisiana Economic Development Corporation (LEDC).

Apart from the above mentioned programs, there are several other business incentive programs in Louisiana including Small and Emerging Business Development (SEBD) Program, Research and Development Tax Credit, Economic Development Award Program, Quality Jobs Program, Micro Loan Program, Inventory Tax Credit Program, and Small Business Loan Program among others.

Are there any Disadvantages of Incorporating in Louisiana?

You are probably wondering if there are any disadvantages of establishing a startup company in Louisiana. As such, there are no disadvantages except for the time taken to process the registration or incorporation documents and the specific disadvantages of a business like limited life of an LLC. As a state that provides positive business climate and plenty of incentives, the disadvantages for forming an LLC or corporation in Louisiana is definitely not a deterrent in business growth.

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Louisiana Business License

Date: | Category: | Author: Jakub Vele

Louisiana Business License

Once you have incorporated or formed your business in Louisiana, what next? The next step is to find out if you require a business license or permit to begin operations in the state. However, it is important to understand that not all businesses require a state license and there are some businesses that may require a specific city or county license as well. The required licenses or permit in some cases may fall into a regulatory category and these are normally issued by different Louisiana state agencies.

Louisiana Business License Requirements

How do you obtain a business license in Louisiana? More importantly, does your business require a license or permit? How does the process of identifying and acquiring a license work? Which business entities require a license and which requires permits? Who is the issuing authority for these licenses? These are some of the important questions that you might be confronted with and hence, we have created a guide that will help answer some of these questions.

Let us look at a step-by-step approach towards acquiring a Louisiana company license or a permit.

Step-1: Identify the Industry or Type of Business

Which industry is your business entity a part of? In the state of Louisiana, the requirement for business license or permit is dependent on the type of industry. Some of the most common industries include:

Manufacturing, processing, mining, and/or fabricating
Agriculture/Animals/Water/Logging/Land Use
Contracting or Real Estate
Entertainment, Gaming, Casino
Tourism
Energy
Sales: Retail, wholesale, on-line sales
Service businesses
Healthcare

Essentially, the type of business license, the issuing authority, and licensing fee will depend on 2 factors:

The industry
The city or county where your business is registered or based

Step-2: Do you need a Business License

Once you have identified the industry, the next step is to identify whether you need a business license in Louisiana. Some of the businesses that require a license or permit include:

Gaming, Casino and Video
Food – Retail and Restaurants
Alcohol – Retail, Wholesale, Manufacturer
Hearing Aid Dealer
Motor Vehicle (New/Used) and Recreational Vehicles
Private Employment Service
Mining
Livestock
Provider: Foster Care, Adoption Agency, and others
Security Company
Wholesale Drug Distributors

If your business is not in the above list, you need to check with the county or city council to find out if your business requires a local permit or a license.

Step-3: Apply for a Business License

The application procedure, the processing and the fee for a Louisiana company license varies according to the industry or type of business. Here is an example that will help you understand how the process works.

Type of Business: Retail Food Establishment

If you are planning to start a “Retail Food Establishment” in Louisiana then the issuance of business license or permits will be handled by the Department of Health and Hospitals, Office of Public Health.

A Retail Food Establishment in Louisiana does not require a business license; instead you will be required to apply for a permit. Here is the procedure:

You will be required to submit a scale-drawn floor plan of your food establishment and a site plan to the sanitarian and it should be compliant with all requirements of the applicable State Sanitary Code.
Once the plan is approved, inspection will be conducted in the said premises.
After a final permitting inspection, the Permit to Operate will be issued by State Health Department.
The fee to be paid for the permit is $150 for 1 permit and is valid for Restaurants, Bars, Meat Markets, Seafood Markets etc.
There will be an extra fee of $25 for a temporary special event permit.

Today, there are almost 34,000 food establishments that have business license in Louisiana and you can have one too!

In case, you have any questions regarding how to form a Louisiana business and apply for a business license, feel free to call us at 702-871-8678.

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Delaware

Date: 10/06/2017 | Category: | Author: developers

DELAWARE Corporation & LLC

There are many reasons to incorporate in the state of Delaware. The fact that more than half of all Fortune 500 companies have chosen to form in Delaware is a testament to the outstanding legal and institutional support that the state provides. Several departments and statutes, such as the Delaware General Corporation Law (DGCL) and the Court of Chancery exist to facilitate the incorporation and operation of companies. Also, whereas some states require businesses to list the owners of a company, this is not a requirement in Delaware.

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At IncParadise, we do everything possible to make the incorporation process easy for you. We have designed the ordering process to be as simple as possible for our clients, so that the challenging work is left to us. Our goal is to always provide you with top notch service that will become the foundation stone to a long-standing business relationship between your Delaware company and us here at IncParadise!

Are you looking to start your business in Delaware or are still undecided about incorporating it in Delaware?? Let our incorporation specialists help you!

Time to set up a company

Regular filing time to form a Corporation in Delaware is approximately 3 weeks. Expedited filing is available. The expedited filing time is about 48 hours, and the fee is $115. This includes the state fee, our fee, and provides overnight service to and from the Delaware Secretary of State.

Advantages

Along with the security and support of the above-mentioned divisions, there are other advantages to incorporating in the state of Delaware. Some of these include:

Companies that are formed in Delaware but do not conduct business within the state are not subject to state corporation income tax.
There is no personal income tax for Delaware business owners.
There are favorable tax requirements for companies that are formed in Delaware and have a considerable number of authorized shares.
The directors, officers, and shareholders of Delaware companies do not need to reside within the state.
Delaware allows single-member board of directors.

LLC, Corporation S or C

The three main types of entities formed in the state of Delaware are LLC, C Corporation and S Corporation. While the laws governing these entity types may differ, they all receive the same advantages and oversight provided by the Secretary of State Division of Corporations, DGCL, and Court of Chancery.

The main difference between LLCs and Corporations is their structure. A Corporation is governed by Shareholders, Directors, and Officers. Shareholders are the owners of the corporation; Directors are individuals appointed by the Shareholders who oversee the operation of the corporation and act on behalf of the Shareholders; Officers are appointed by the Directors and consist of a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. In contrast, an LLC is governed by Members. Members of LLCs are owners, and may be an individual or a separate entity. LLCs may also include Managers. Managers are generally elected to oversee the operations of the company, similar to Directors for Corporations. The roles and responsibilities of Members and Managers must be clearly stated in the LLC’s Operating Agreement. For LLCs and Corporations, a single individual may hold all positions. Meaning, one person may be the Shareholder, Director, and Officers of a Corporation; and they me be the sole member of an LLC.

The second main difference between LLCs and Corporations are their tax status. By default, a Corporation is known as a C Corporation. C Corporations are obliged to pay taxes on business profits every year, and may choose to distribute dividends to the shareholders. If a shareholder does receive dividends, they are then responsible for paying taxes on the money received. To avoid being taxed twice, a C Corporation with less than 100 shareholders may choose to file for Subchapter S Tax Status, or S Corporation. As an S Corporation, the entity is not required to pay federal taxes; but the shareholders are then taxed based on the profits and losses of the company. LLCs are taxed like S Corporations, making the Members and Managers liable for taxes based on the entities profits and losses.

The third significant source of difference between Corporations and LLCs in Delaware is privacy. Each year Corporations in Delaware are required to file an Annual Report that lists the names and addresses of all Directors, the name and address of one Officer, and the address of the corporation’s principal place of business. In contrast, an LLC is not required to file this Annual Report. However, the Registered Agent of the LLC is required to possess the name of a Communications Contact. This may be a Member, Manager, the company’s attorney, or a mere a representative of the LLC.

Yearly requirements

Corporations formed in Delaware are required to file an Annual Report and to pay an annual Franchise Tax. The Annual Report filing fee for all domestic corporations is $50.00, while the minimum Franchise Tax is $175 for all non-exempt corporations, and our filing fee is $15, totaling $240. This is based on your corporation having issued between 1-5000 shares. If your corporation issues more than 5000 shares, the Franchise Tax amount will increase. The Annual Report and Franchise Tax are due no later than March 1st of each year.

Cost To Incorporate In Delaware

The initial cost to form a Corporation in Delaware is $198. This fee is comprised of the Delaware State fee of $109, and our fee of $89. The fee of $198 includes:

Checking Name Availability
Preparing and reviewing Articles of Incorporation
Filing the Articles with the State
Sending Articles or Certificate of Incorporation to you
Electronic forms such as bylaws, minutes, and notifications

These forms are necessary for running your company and are not provided by the state. We do offer additional services for additional fees, but these services are provided “a la carte,” so you only pay for the services you need. We pride ourselves on keeping the costs down for our clients, and do not charge any hidden or unnecessary fees.

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Time to set up a company

Regular filing time to form an LLC in Delaware is approximately 3 weeks. Expedited filing is available. The expedited filing time is about 4-5 days, and the fee is $115. This includes the state fee, our fee, and provides overnight service to and from the Delaware Secretary of State.

Advantages

Some of the advantages to forming an LLC in Delaware include:

Business Structure: You may state the rules in which your LLC must follow directly into the Operating Agreement, allowing you to control why and how your business does business.
Asset Protection: Owners and Members of LLCs are better protected from creditors; no assets under the LLC will be acquired if an owner/member is involved in any personal judgments.
Personal Liability: Members are not held liable for repayment of debts if the LLC fails.
Tax Benefits: LLCs are not directly responsible for taxes on company profits. Instead, any taxes on profits are passed onto the owners/members.

LLC (S Corporation or C Corporation)

The three main types of entities formed in the state of Delaware are LLC, C Corporation and S Corporation. While the laws governing these entity types may differ, they all receive the same advantages and oversight provided by the Secretary of State Division of Corporations, DGCL, and Court of Chancery.

The main difference between LLCs and Corporations is their structure. LLCs are governed by Members, who are also owners. An owner/member may be a sole individual or a separate entity. LLCs may also include Managers. Managers are generally elected to oversee the operations of the company. The roles and responsibilities of Members and Managers must be clearly stated in the LLC’s Operating Agreement. For LLCs and Corporations, a single individual may hold all positions. Meaning, one person may be the sole owner of an LLC. LLCs are not responsible for taxes, but the members and managers are. This means that taxes on the profits and losses of an LLC are paid by the members and managers.

Each year Corporations in Delaware are required to file an Annual Report that lists the names and addresses of all Directors, the name and address of one Officer, and the address of the corporation’s principal place of business. In contrast, an LLC is not required to file this Annual Report. However, the Registered Agent of the LLC is required to possess the name of a Communications Contact. This may be a Member, Manager, the company’s attorney, or a mere a representative of the LLC.

Yearly requirements

LLC’s formed in Delaware are not required to file an Annual Report, but they are required to pay an Annual Tax. The total fee is $315. The Annual Tax is $300, and our fee is $15. This tax is due by June 1st each year. If you do not file your Annual Tax with the state of Delaware by June 1st, there is a $200 penalty, plus 1.5% interest per month on tax and penalty.

Cost To Incorporate In Delaware

The initial cost to form an LLC in Delaware is $199. This fee is comprised of the Delaware State fee of $110, and our fee of $89. The fee of $199 includes:

Checking Name Availability
Preparing your state approved Articles of Formation form
Filing the Articles with the state
Sending LLC Certificate of Formation to you
Electronic forms such as bylaws, minutes, and notifications

These forms are necessary for running your company and are not provided by the state. We do offer additional services for additional fees, but these services are provided “à la cart,” so you only pay for the services you need. We pride ourselves on keeping the costs down for our clients, and do not charge any hidden or unnecessary fees.

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Delaware Corporation ORDER ONLINE

Date: 07/06/2015 | Category: | Author: Jakub Vele

Delaware Corporation

ORDER ONLINE: Use this online order form and pay by credit card.

ORDER BY FAX: You can print and fax us this order form.

Frequently Asked Questions about Delaware Corporations.

Delaware LLC ORDER ONLINE

Date: | Category: | Author: Jakub Vele

Delaware LLC (Limited Liability Company)

ORDER ONLINE: Use this online order form and pay by credit card.

ORDER BY FAX: You can print and fax us this order form.

Frequently Asked Questions about Delaware Corporations.

Delaware Registered Agent

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DELAWARE REGISTERED AGENT

A registered agent in Delaware acts as the liaison between your company and the secretary of the state to ensure the process of business formation and dealings is smooth and transparent.

No Extra Fees! No Hidden Costs! Benefit from the Registered Agent special package – $89 for one year.

Do you need Delaware Registered Agent for your new company?

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Do I need a Registered Agent for my Delaware Business?

Delaware is a state that has one of the most competitive business climates and this includes the lowest sales tax rate. The overall good business climate has a positive impact on business growth and this is where a Delaware registered agent plays the all important role of ensuring small and medium sized enterprises are able to create a strong foothold in this highly competitive environment.

Why Do I need a Registered Agent in Delaware?

The corporate and LLC laws in the State of Delaware, requires each and every business entity formed or registered in the state, to designate as well as maintain a “registered agent” in the state. The Chapter 18 – Limited Liability Company Act § 18-104 for a limited liability company and Chapter 1 – General Corporation Law § 131 for a business corporation enables a Delaware registered agent to facilitate service of process for business corporations and LLCs.

The General Corporation Law and Limited Liability Company Act also indicate that the business entities should have a principal office or a place of business in the state in order to transact in Delaware. Hence, it is important to maintain a registered agent in Delaware.

If a business entity fails to maintain a registered agent in the state of Delaware then it may fall into a “not good standing” status. It is also important to know that this can lead to forfeiture and you will have to apply for a “Certificate of Revival”.

IncParadise is one of the trusted registered agents that provide registered agent services in Delaware to a wide variety of business entities including business formation or incorporation, We also offer additional services that includes certificate of good standing, amendments of articles, and reinstatement of business entities among others.

What Does My Delaware Registered Agent Do?

A Delaware registered agent offers a variety of services to business entities based in the state or out-of-state. Some of the prime services include:

Receiving Business Related Notices

This is one of the most important registered agent services in Delaware and it constitutes receiving different types of notices from the office of the secretary of the state. A notice for filing of annual reports is one such notice wherein the Delaware secretary of state will directly notify or call your registered agent. It is the duty of the registered agent to ensure you avoid penalties by filing on time. Check our Delaware Annual Report Services.

Receiving Legal Notices

A business entity can receive a legal notice from their client and this is where your registered agent in Delaware will be responsible for receiving the notices on your behalf. Your registered agent will play the role of protecting you and your business from clients filing suits against your company.

Receiving Business Related Mails

A business entity in the state of Delaware may receive business related mails from the secretary of the state and there is a possibility that they might not be able to revert immediately. This is where their registered agent will not only receive mails on their behalf but after discussion with the client, will also revert.

If you are planning to register domestic or foreign corporation, domestic or foreign partnership including a limited liability partnership, a domestic or foreign limited liability company, or even a domestic or foreign statutory trust in the state of Delaware, we at IncParadise can provide you with the highest standards of registered agent services in Delaware that will aid in business growth. Check some of our additional services.

Can I be my own Registered Agent or Choose a Professional Registered Agent for my Delaware Business?

Yes, you can be your own registered agent although the rules can vary from one state to another. In the state of Delaware, businesses have the following options:

Individual as Registered Agent

According to Delaware Code, Title 6 and 8, a domestic or foreign corporation as well as a domestic or foreign LLC can be their own agent or can be represented by an individual resident in the state. In order to become a registered agent of your own business, you will be required to maintain a business office in Delaware, which should be generally open, or if represented by an individual, he/she needs to be generally present at a designated location within the state, to accept service of process or perform the duties of a Delaware registered agent.

Note: A P.O. Box or mailbox service for an individual agent is inadmissible as an agent would be required to personally sign any document received from the state department or Delaware Division of Corporations.

Hiring a Commercial Registered Agent

The second option is to choose a professional registered agent services in Delaware pursuant to Title 8, Corporations, Chapter 1- General Corporation Law, Subchapter-III, Registered Office and Registered Agent § 131 for business corporations and Title 6, Commerce and Trade, Subtitle-II, Other Laws Relating to Commerce and Trade § 18-104 for a limited liability company.

IncParadise satisfies and adheres to the regulations that has been established by the Secretary of State and is in compliance with the 8 Del. C. 1953, § 131; 56 Del. Laws, c. 50; 78 Del. Laws, c. 96, § 5; § 18-104 and § 18-105 for business corporations and limited liability company.

New company

It is important to know that in the state of Delaware, a registered agent with 50 or more business entities, domestic or foreign, is classified as a commercial registered agent. We have represented more than 10,000 business entities across the US and are in compliance with the commercial agent requirement of the state.

Appointing a Registered Agent for Delaware?

Is there a process for appointing a registered agent in Delaware like IncParadise? We have created a step by step approach that will help you appoint a registered agent with ease.

1. Agent Requirement

You can appoint a registered agent in Delaware for different types of services depending on the business entity you are planning to form. You can also hire a registered agent for a specific service like getting a physical address so that your mails and notices are received. There are two options available to you:

Hire a new agent in Delaware
Change existing Delaware registered agent

This is the first step towards appointing a registered agent in the state.

2. Choose the Order Form

The next step is to choose an order form and the options are:

New Agent

If you are setting up your business in Delaware or if you are a foreign corporation interested in doing business in the state then you can start by hiring a registered agent Delaware like IncParadise.

New Agent

Change Agent

Change Agent: If you already have an agent and are planning to change or looking for someone who is compliant with the regulations of Delaware Division of Corporations.

CHANGE OF AGENT

3. Order process

The third step towards appointing a Delaware registered agent is the order process. After completion of all paperwork for a new agent or change of agent for the business entity, your chosen agent will prepare paperwork for filing of “Registered Agent Acceptance” using the Resident Agent acceptance form. This will be submitted using our online system called Entity Management Software, where you will be able to see information pertaining to your Registered Agent and the Number of days till renewal.

Why Choose IncParadise as your Delaware Registered Agent?

As a commercially registered agent in Delaware, we provide our clients a variety of services depending on the type of business entity they are planning to form in the state. These include:

Total Compliance – We are in compliance with the state regulations pursuant to 8 Del. C. 1953, § 132 for a commercial agent like:
- Maintaining a principal place of business or principal residence in Delaware
- Maintaining a Delaware business license
- Providing the Secretary of the State with specific information upon request and enabling communication with a business entity for whom we are the registered agent Delaware
Fast & Affordable Service – A commercially registered agent like IncParadise will provide their clients with an online account so that submissions and renewals are fast, secure, as well as affordable. If you opt for our registered agent services in Delaware today then it will be available at just $89 for one year.
Protect Your Privacy – As your Delaware registered agent, we will be the primary point of contact. We will protect your privacy by ensuring your company avoids embarrassing situations in front of your clients. We as your registered agent in the state will receive state department officials on your behalf and as a result, you will be able to enjoy complete anonymity!
Expert customer service – If you have any questions pertaining to registered agent services in Delaware then you can contact us at (888) 284-3821.

Can I change my current Registered Agent in Nevada to IncParadise?

You can change your registered agent in Delaware to IncParadise by filling the “Change of Registered Agent Online Order” form. It is that simple!

The Order process is as follows:

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The paperwork for Registered Agent Change will be prepared and signed by us.
It will then be signed by you and has to be mailed to the Secretary of State- Delaware Division of Corporations.
The fee for filing for the change of Agent for an LLC as well as a Business Corporation is $50.00. Submit the signed form along with the fee and you are ready to transact business in the state!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Registered Agent Service

Do all businesses require registered agent services in Delaware?

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According to 8 Del. C. 1953, § 131, a domestic or foreign corporation, a domestic or foreign partnership, a limited liability limited partnership, a domestic or foreign limited liability company, and a domestic statutory trust registered with the state of Delaware is required to be represented by a Delaware registered agent.

What is included in registered agent services in Delaware?

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A registered agent Delaware provides a variety of services that include:

Acceptance of service of process as well as other communications that will be directed to the business entity by the Secretary of the State – Delaware Division of Corporations office.
Acceptance of any legal service and ensuring it is forwarded to the business entity including notifications regarding summons, subpoenas etc.
Share notification regarding due dates for each business entity.
Provide a highly secure online account to access email notifications or renew registered agent services
Free upload as well as storage of business entity information like state filings, company minutes, or incorporation documents,
Help avoid penalty or late fee using state-of-the-art technology used for tracking due dates for business requirements.

Can a company use its Registered Agent’s address as its own business address?

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If a Delaware registered agent specifically permits a business entity to use their address, a company will not be able to such an address as their own. If a registered agent permits use of their address then proper paperwork has to be filed with the U.S. Postal Service.

What is a Registered Agent, and why do I need one?

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The objective of a registered agent Delaware is multi-fold but the most important objective is to ensure a business entity of company is able to maintain a good standing and continuous presence in the state.

In the state of Delaware, a registered agent by law is required to keep a copy of the Certificate of Formation, Application for Registration of foreign LLC, a copy of the corporate bylaws, Certificate of Incorporation, Foreign Qualification, the stock ledger of the company, and a statement that provides the name and address of the actual custodian of the stock ledger.

As my registered agent, can IncParadise file annual reports or annual lists?

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Yes. In the state of Delaware, all domestic and foreign Limited Liability Companies, domestic and foreign corporations, Limited Partnerships, and General Partnerships registered or incorporated in the state are required to file annual reports while corporations are required to file annual reports and pay franchise taxes. As your registered agent Delaware, we can file the annual report Online and on time so that you don’t end up paying a penalty or fine for late submission.

What do I need to do if I do my own filings for business registration or incorporation and only need Registered Agent Information?

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If you plan to file business registration or incorporation documents then you can simply email or fax us the document. We will fill out all information pertaining to Delaware registered agent, sign it, and send them back for filing.

How can I change my Registered Agent?

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You can change your existing registered agent by filling out the Change of Registered Agent form for the state of Delaware and submit it with Delaware Division of Corporations. If you are signing up for our registered agent services in Delaware then our in-house expert will help you to streamline the process.

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How long does it take to change a Registered Agent in the Secretary of State records?

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It can be as long as 2 weeks although there is a 24-hour expedited service available too. Since we have direct access to the Delaware Division of Corporations online submission portal – DCIS – eCorp – Delaware Corporations Information System, we can process most orders within 24 hours.

$89 IS ALL YOU PAY FOR REGISTERED AGENT SERVICES IN DELAWARE

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