Can anybosy hit me up with some details on which state is better to incorporate in?
Delaware or Nevada?
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Nevada has better privacy protection.
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I use Delaware. So far, so good, but ibn these times who the hell knows what is in reserve...I know that Asspimple is stoopid ... As he says, it is a FACT !
But I can't figure out how he can breathe or type , at the same time ....Comment
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Hit me up on ICQ and I will hook you up in no time. I have a number of GFY customers and nobody has complained yet!I couldn't possibly know what I'm talking about, I'm completely, absolutely and definitively out of my fucking mind.Comment
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Deleware does have corp state tax ONLY if you do biz in their state or have a physical presense there...Originally posted by Ludedude
Neither DE or NV has state corporate taxation.
also in regards to Privacy, the nice thing about Deleware is that when you file your formation paperwork, NObody is required to be on a list of officers...
Nevada ALWAYS requires a list of officers be filed yearly, but for a price you can rent a CEO...if you need a source to setup your NV private inc beep me on ICQ....
otherwise for the cheap, private and out-of-state operation tax standpoint I'd vote for DE....
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I believe every state requires foreign corporations that have a presence in that state to register with them. You will have to file a return and pay whatever franchise taxes are required of a "local" corporation as well. I'm not (yet) sure if the foreign registration would cause you to lose the privacy adbantages gained by incorporating in DE.Originally posted by lexr
What about incorporating in DE or NV and then operating in CA? Doesn't CA still require out of state corporations to register if they plan to do business in-state?

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