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Deleware or Nevada? Incorporate
What state is better for a paysite company to incorporate in and why?
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Both are about the two best states to incorporate in.
Check out these guys... quick, pretty cheap and they know what they are doing http://www.thedelawarecompany.com/_Home.html |
probably neither. offshore is the way to go.
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I don't think that there is much difference between the 2 states
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www.thedelawarecompany.com <--- 2 thumbs up
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I live in Nevada, but my accountant still reccommended delaware
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your accountant just wants to make more money
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Deleware costs more than half the legal fees to incorporate so I guess that is a bonus. As for incorporating in your own state, this is for an international business incorporating in the United States for the purpose of credit card processing, hosting, etc.
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From Canada the UK is a better deal
http://www.jordans.co.uk/ http://www.jordans.co.uk/jordans3.ns...e+Company?Open |
If you are a US company I would incorporate in your home state, for a foreign company I would choose Deleware.
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isn't it better to incorp in your home state these days less bullshit to worry about
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I understand Nevada to have a little more privacy and anonymity than Delaware, but your mileage may vary.
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bumpppppppp
any other input from anyone? :::researching::: |
do it local less bullshit also do with a nonporn name ,no cumsuckingwhores inc lol
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yea cuz im hearin good arguements for both del, nev, and 'local'.
Im in NY tho. Looking to do an S corp/. |
Delaware became big years ago because they consistently sided with corps when it came to litigation. Sense then most states have adopted the same attitude. Nevada is the best state in the US when it comes to privacy. You can appoint nominee officers as well as have a nominee set up a bank account in their name. Basically you become an employee and although you still make all the business decisions, you are not listed as an officer on the company records. There are several Nevada companies that can give you a lot of options (multiple companies, trusts, etc.) that can not only protect your privacy, but also your assets. It can cost about $5k to really do it right, but if you have a lot at risk, it's not that bad.
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DE: More case law.
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