If a business is currently incorporated in California, does business nationwide, but has not done business in Delaware at all, can this business incorporate in Delaware? If this is possible, are there specific things that should be taken into account?
I understand that business tax rates are far more accessible in this state, and I know that California can a bit stiff, even if a small business.
Thank you
Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:50 am
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Of course. That isn't going to stop California from going after "their" tax money, though.
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Delaware is the number one state for large publically traded companies to be ... Given that it has long been possible to incorporate in one state
