How to contact the Delaware Division of corporations?

We have a list of fees for your convenience. Please contact our office at (302) 739-3073 and select option 0 with any questions regarding these fee schedules. Corporate Fee Schedule ( IMPORTANT: Statutory Trust Fees will Increase on August 1, 2018.

How to become a tax exempt corporation in Delaware?

In order to gain Delaware tax-exempt status, a corporation must qualify as a 501 (c) and obtain a Nonprofit Tax-Exempt ID Number from the IRS. Delaware may also require nonprofits to file additional paperwork with the Delaware Department of Revenue to gain exemption from Delaware’s corporate taxes.

When do public benefit corporations have to file in Delaware?

Corporations, Public Benefit Corporations effective August 1, 2013, Limited Liability Companies (LLC), Limited Partnerships (LP), Statutory Trusts and many General Partnerships (GP) are required to file with the Delaware Division of Corporations. Sole proprietorships do not file with the Delaware Division of Corporations.

How to start your own business in Delaware?

If you’re considering incorporating in Delaware, take a look at the two videos above. You’ll get a first-hand tour of our offices and meet some of the people who are ready to help you when you call us at 1-800-345-2677.

The Division works closely with the registered agents that provide incorporating services and we encourage the users of this web page to contact one of the registered agents for additional information. For your convenience, these forms are available for download in PDF format. Please submit your request with the appropriate fees and cover memo.

How to register a business in the state of Delaware?

We will also file your company online with the Delaware Division of Corporations and ensure you meet all the state filing requirements. Harvard Business Services, Inc. is the only Registered Agent to offer a $50 per year, per company, flat-rate Registered Agent service.

What does it mean to be a registered agent in Delaware?

The Delaware Code states that “every corporation shall have and maintain in Delaware a Registered Agent,” per section 132(a) of the Delaware General Corporation Law and section 18-104 of the Delaware LLC Act.

Can a Harvard Corporation be a Delaware corporation?

Harvard Business Services, Inc. has formed more than 140,000 Delaware corporations and LLCs for clients from the United States and around the world. We can prepare the necessary documents to form a Delaware corporation for you.