Delaware Offshore Company Incorporation
At Worldwide Fellow, our experts are readily available to assist our global clients to register a company in Delaware. The services include company formation, providing local nominee directors, and opening corporate bank accounts.
On average, your Delaware company can be registered within 3 working days upon submitting the necessary documents.
Delaware Company Incorporation
A Delaware offshore company refers to a business entity that is incorporated in the state of Delaware but operates outside of the United States. This type of company is popular among international business owners and investors for a number of reasons. Firstly, Delaware has favorable corporate laws and a business-friendly environment, making it easy to form and manage companies.
Additionally, Delaware is a tax-friendly state, with no corporate income tax for companies that do not conduct business within the state, making it a beneficial option for those looking to minimize their tax liability. Furthermore, Delaware offshore companies can be used for a variety of business activities such as holding assets, trading and investment. It is also important to ensure that the company’s activities are not in violation of any laws or regulations in the jurisdictions where it operates or conducts business. Overall, a Delaware offshore company can be a great option for businesses and investors looking to expand their operations globally.
Types Of Delaware Offshore Companies
- Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Why Should You Have A Delaware Offshore Company?
- Reduced tax liabilities
- 0%* corporate tax rate for foreign business income
- 8.7%* corporate income tax rate for income derived domestically
- One of the highest GDP per capita in the world
- World-class banking facilities to support your business
- Boosts your company’s image and branding credibility
- Favourable policies on foreign ownership
- Lower franchise taxes as compared to other states in the United States
FROM USD $849
• Incorporated within 1 - 3 business days
Getting Your Delaware Offshore Company in 4 Easy Steps
Free Consultation
Do get in touch with our consultants using the form provided below. Please provide us with information on the company you wish to open, such as the company name and business category.
Registration
Once the consultation is done, you can register your application to incorporate your company by clicking on the button SETUP NOW above. Please provide accurate details to avoid delays.
Payment
Make payment for your order. We accept all major credit / debit cards, bank transfers and Paypal. Once payment has been made, we will process your order and proceed to incorporate your company.
Delivery
After successfully incorporating your new Singapore entity, you are all set to conduct business. We will courier over the relevant incorporation documents to your preferred address for safekeeping.
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Key Features & Requirements
Corporate Requirements
Minimum of 1 Director
Minimum of 1 Local Director
Nominee Director Services Available
Minimum of 1 Shareholder
Minimum of 1 Corporate Secretary
Other Requirements
Registered Agent
Registered Address
Scope of Service
Company Registration (Limited Liability Company)
Company Name Reservation
Company Registration
Preparation of all necessary documents of your company with the Registrar
Certificate of Incorporation
Business Profile
First Board of Directors Resolution
Company Constitution
Shares Certificate
Provision of Registered Address
Annual Renewal Services
Point of Contact to Receive Notices from Local Authorities
Provision of Company Secretary for 1 year
Additional Services (Variation Order)
Company Seal
Company Rubber Stamp
Bank Account Opening Assistance
Trademark Registration
Virtual Offices Available
Annual Nominee Director Services
Added Services For Your Delaware Offshore Company Formation
Frequently Asked Questions on Delaware Offshore Companies
Why is Delaware a popular jurisdiction for offshore companies?
Delaware offers strong legal protection, business privacy, low maintenance requirements, and no corporate income tax for companies that operate outside the U.S. It’s especially favored by holding companies, IP owners, and startups due to its business-friendly court system.
Can a non-US resident open a Delaware company?
Yes, non-U.S. residents can legally form and own 100% of a Delaware LLC or corporation. There’s no requirement to be a U.S. citizen or have a U.S. address.
What is the difference between a Delaware LLC and a Corporation?
A Delaware LLC offers more flexibility in structure, fewer formalities, and pass-through taxation. A corporation is suitable for companies seeking to raise capital or issue shares. Both are commonly used by offshore owners depending on their business model.
Is my Delaware company subject to U.S. taxes?
If your Delaware company has no U.S. source income, no U.S. employees, and no U.S. office, it typically isn’t subject to federal income tax. However, filing requirements may still apply, such as IRS Form 5472 or 1120 for LLCs with foreign ownership.
Do I need a physical address in Delaware?
No, but you must appoint a Registered Agent with a Delaware address. Worldwide Fellow provides this as part of our incorporation service.
Is my name and information public in Delaware?
For LLCs, Delaware does not require disclosing the members or managers in public records. Only the registered agent’s information appears, ensuring high privacy for offshore owners.
What are the annual maintenance requirements for a Delaware LLC?
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Pay an annual franchise tax (flat fee for LLCs)
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Maintain a registered agent
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File IRS informational forms if foreign-owned
There’s no annual report for LLCs, making it low-maintenance compared to corporations.
Can I open a bank account with a Delaware company?
Yes, but banks often require U.S. presence or additional documentation. Some offshore-friendly banks or fintech platforms accept Delaware entities—Worldwide Fellow can assist with introductions.
How long does it take to form a Delaware company?
With Worldwide Fellow, your Delaware LLC or Corporation can be formed within 1–2 business days. Expedited filing is also available for faster processing.
Is a Delaware company considered an offshore company?
Yes, for non-U.S. residents, a Delaware company is considered an offshore entity. It’s widely used for holding assets, IP ownership, consulting, and international trade, often in place of traditional offshore jurisdictions.
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