DELAWARE Limited Liability Company (LLC)


	All inclusive — Package #1 (without Nominee Director) — 690 USD
	All inclusive — Package #2 (with Nominee Director) — 990 USD

The state of Delaware is located on the east coast of the United States of America. Its boundaries are Pennsylvania to the north and Maryland to the south and west. Its rank in size is 49^th of the 50 states and a population which is less than one million. Inspite of this, Delaware’s per capita income is above the national average. The economy of Delaware is well diversified in industry, agriculture and financial services.

Prominent industries include chemical products and the automobile industry. Financial services are the fastest growing sector with over 350,000 companies registered in the state. 50% of the companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange are registered in Delaware and 50% of the Fortune 500 Companies are also Delaware registered companies.

Agriculture, which is most prominent in the southern two thirds of the state, the major activities includes poultry production, corn, soy beans and diary products.

As recent as 1992, the state of Delaware enacted laws which enabled the formation of the hybrid entity, the Limited Liability Company (LLC). It’s considered hybrid because it combines the best aspects of the US Corporation (a company limited by shares) and the Limited Partnership, which enjoys pass-through tax treatment.

Delaware Limited Liability Companies (LLC’s)

When well structured, a Delaware LLC is very similar to an offshore company (IBC) registered in one of the traditional offshore Tax Havens. It provides US tax free income to non-resident aliens who are members of the LLC, on profits derived from international business outside the United States.

Owners of Delaware LLC’s are referred to as members, as distinct from shareholders of a US Corporation.

Members of a Delaware LLC are not liable to the United States tax, providing that:
- The members are non-resident aliens
- The LLC does not employ US residents as permanent staff, or rely on a dedicated place of business within the United States.
- The LLC does not undertake any business activity that is effectively connected with business or trade within the United States.
The LLC is not liable for US taxes. The members who are US residents are personally liable for taxes on their share of the income distribution.
A Delaware LLC protects its member’s personal assets from company debts and other obligations (Limited Liability status).
The document required for registration is the Articles of Organization, which must be filed with the local Secretary-of-State.<

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