El papel del Agente (Represéntate) Autorizado
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Tags: Registered Agent, Spanish
Según la ley, cada empresa de Delaware debe mantener un Agente Autorizado en Delaware.
Agentes Autorizados no están regulados por el Estado de Delaware. Los requisitos legales para ser un Agente Autorizado en Delaware son para mantener una dirección de calle y la oficina ubicada en Delaware y estará abierta durante el horario normal con el propósito de aceptar las notificaciones judiciales de acuerdo con 8 DEL.C. § 132.
Harvard Business Services, Inc. ha sido uno de los agentes registrados principales de Delaware durante 29 años. Además de proporcionar servicios para formaciones de compañías en los 50 estados para clientes nacionales e internacionales, también ofrecemos una variedad amplia de servicios para empresas como el reenvío de correo, la obtención de un número de EIN y recuperación de copias certificadas de los documentos cuando usted los necesita. Si desea cambiar el nombre de su empresa o declarar más acciones, podemos ayudarle con el papeleo y el registro de los documentos necesarios. También le ayudaremos con los impuestos de franquicia.
En Harvard empleamos 25 personas y contamos con especialistas en las formaciones, las enmiendas, los impuestos de franquicia y todos los ámbitos de la creación de empresas y el mantenimiento. Como cliente valioso de Harvard Business Services, Inc. usted tiene los servicios de apoyo de por vida a su alcance, ya sea llamando o enviando un correo electrónico con sus preguntas. Actualmente representamos a más de 29.000 empresas.
Para una lista completa de los servicios ofrecidos por Harvard Business Services, Inc. siga este link: https: / / www.delawareinc.com/ourservices/
En Harvard nos esforzamos por la excelencia todos los días con cada nueva compañía que constituimos. Entre nuestra competencia, estamos orgullosos de que nuestra reputación es de tener la gente más amistosa con quien hablar y los resultados tan rápido que usted se preguntará, cómo podemos lograr que se haga tan rápidamente! Llámenos o envíenos un correo electrónico si tiene preguntas sobre la formación de una empresa en cualquier momento.
Esta categoría de blog le ayudará a entender el funcionamiento y la importancia de su agente registrado en Delaware. Te invitamos a unirte a la conversación dejando una pregunta o comentario.
Comments (0)Secret Agent Fees
Filed Under: Registered Agent
Tags: Incorporating, Registered Agent
You may call me a bit old fashioned or somewhat idealistic; but I still believe that success can be achieved through honest business practices and by dedication to providing your clients with a good value at a fair price. On top of that, a friendly relationship with competent staff is essential to getting an A+ in my book. At Harvard, we strive to offer service which is best described as professionally personal.
I am very fortunate to represent a company that truly “gets it right”. Harvard Business Services, Inc. is a small enterprise that has flourished for more than a quarter of a century by offering a product and a level of service that exceeds the clients’ expectations and sets the standard in the industry, for others to follow. Our daily interaction with hundreds of clients by phone and email is inspiring to witness and to be a part of, especially when we know that our clients can order our service directly from the website without talking to a person. I have the enviable position of the front phone man in sales and I hear over and over how happy our clients are and how they feel each transaction is a pleasure.
So what’s the dark side? What about these “Secret Agent Fees”? Well, my friends, everyday we get angry feedback from clients who have had negative experiences with some of our competitors. My intention for this blog is not to badmouth our competitors, but rather to offer information and support to those who may be considering our services but are confused by the offers of our competitors, particularly regarding their registered agent fees. Confused? Or Misled? Registered Agent fees offer a tangible way to compare Harvard to the others.
The most common tactic applied by some of our competitors is to entice the prospective client with a price for company formation which appears almost too good to be true. One even claims to offer a “free” corporation, which, of course, isn’t FREE at all. That is the bait….here is the snafu: once they have hooked you in as a client, their Registered Agent fees are designed to milk your company for as much as possible. Some clients have reported that certain other agents have failed to disclose clearly that your initial Registered Agent fee will increase dramatically to as high as $340 per year in the near future.
At Harvard, we guarantee that your annual registered agent fee will remain FIXED at $50 per company per year so long as you pay promptly and keep your company in Good Standing.
So, for those of you who chose another registered agent and are now looking at an invoice for $169 or $250 or $340 to renew your company for the next year’s agent fee, what are your choices? Well, you may want to consider switching agents to Harvard. SWITCHING!!! Yes! For only $89 per company which INCLUDES the first year’s agent fee from Harvard Business Services, Inc. The BEST name in the business established in 1981, top in the field and Number One in SERVICE!
But don’t take my word for it…here are the facts: This data is based upon current advertised levels for a basic DE filing – LLC or INC. Legalzoom’s first year’s agent fee is $149.00 (a price that is offered as a FIRST YEAR SPECIAL) and then increases to $159.00 for the second year and every year after. The Company Corporation is a real value at $100.00 for your first six months and then it goes beyond the stratosphere to a level of $269.00 PER YEAR!!! My Corporation offers an annual rate of $169.00 per year….period. Good Luck finding these prices, they are well concealed. However, when a client visits www.delawareinc.com – the $50.00 Agent Fee Banner is bold, front and center.
The home pages for many of our competitors’ web sites neglect to mention the agent fee – let alone admit that it increases rapidly. If you stay in business for 3 years (and what business plans to fail?) you can expect to pay from $400 to 500 MORE for the same service we offer with excellence.
Perhaps, now the title of this blog has a little more meaning…however; less cloak and dagger – more bait, bamboozle and snafu. Hopefully, this information will help to expose such common but questionable marketing tactics and address the misconception that our costs for filing are higher than the other three registered agent’s prices listed here. Read the fine print, you can pay us a little now or you can pay them a lot later!!!
Below is a quick comparison of our costs vs. other agent costs.
1st year agent cost:
* Harvard Business Services: Free with formation package
* The Corporation Company: $100 FIRST SIX MONTHS
* Legalzoom: $149
* My Corporation: $169
2nd year agent cost:
* Harvard Business Services: $50
* The Company Corporation: $269
* Legalzoom: $159
* My Corporation: $169
3rd year agent cost:
* Harvard Business Services: $50
* The Company Corporation: $269
* Legalzoom: $159
* My Corporation: $169
Total cost after 3 years:
* Harvard Business Services: $100
* The Company Corporation: $638
* Legalzoom: $467
* My Corporation: $507
FAQs Before Forming A Company In Delaware
Filed Under: Delaware, INC Knowledge
Tags: Delaware, Franchise Tax, Registered Agent
Over the last 28 years we have noticed that clients who are exploring the process of a Delaware business filing have similar concerns, mostly relating to tax issues, compliance matters in another state or states, and annual Delaware maintenance costs. In this blog post, we’ll try to answer some of those questions.
Do I pay Delaware income tax if I incorporate in Delaware?
Delaware companies that do not do business in Delaware are not required to file Delaware State income taxes. Income tax is generally paid to the state or states of actual business operations and to the IRS. Delaware companies are required to pay Franchise Tax to the state of Delaware annually.
If I incorporate in Delaware what are the annual maintenance costs?
Two annual fees are required of every Delaware company: 1.) The State’s Franchise Tax, and 2.) The Registered Agent Fee. Delaware requires that each Corporation or LLC pay an annual Franchise tax and maintain a Registered Agent in the state for proper forwarding of service of process and official correspondence.
1. LLCs filed in DE will pay a fixed Franchise Tax of $250.00 by June 1, beginning the year after filing. CORPORATIONS are required to pay Franchise Tax by March 1, beginning the year after filing. The amount is based on the annual report offered by each corporation and is reflective of par value, issued shares and gross assets. A minimal stock corporation will generally pay $75.00 in tax and $25.00 for the report fee. Delaware offer’s some of the lowest Franchise Tax rates of any state.
2. Those who file in Delaware from another state or jurisdiction are required to maintain an agent in the state. The Registered Agent is responsible for maintaining a physical address in Delaware and forwarding any legal service of process or official Delaware correspondence. With Harvard Business Services, our agent fee is the lowest in the industry. ($50 per year) and we guarantee it will remain fixed at $50 per year for the life of your company.
What is needed to fulfill the compliance requirements in my home state to make my business operations legal and valid in my respective jurisdiction?
Typically, each state’s compliance issues differ. However, all 50 states will require the qualification of any “foreign business entity”. (The word “foreign” means formed or incorporated in another state, outside the state of actual business operations.)
Although the fees and requirements may vary from state to state; the typical requirements are to fulfill the registration process with that respective Secretary of State’s office and submit a fee and proper documentation of the original filing. This process should be fulfilled prior to business operations. Some states will require the “Certificate of Authority” in order to open a bank account or to obtain other licenses.
Comments (0)The Role of the Registered Agent
Filed Under: Registered Agent
Tags: Delaware, Registered Agent
According to law, each Delaware company must maintain a Delaware Registered Agent.
Registered Agents are not regulated by the State of Delaware. The legal requirements to be a Registered Agent in Delaware are to maintain a street address and office located in Delaware and be open during normal business hours for the purpose of accepting service of process according to 8 DEL.C. § 132.
Harvard Business Services, Inc. has been one of Delaware’s top registered agents for 28 years. Besides providing 50 state company formation service for domestic and international clients, We also offer full range of services for companies such as mail forwarding, obtaining an EIN number and retrieving certified copies of your documents when you need them. If you want to change the name of your company or declare more stock, we can help you with the paperwork and filing of the necessary documents. We’ll also help you file your IRS tax reports and/or your Delaware Franchise Tax reports.
At Harvard we employ 25 people and have specialists in formations, amendments, taxation and all areas of business start-up and maintenance. As a valued client of Harvard Business Services, Inc. you have lifetime support services at your fingertips by calling or emailing us with your questions. We currently represent over 29,000 companies.
For a complete list of the services offered by Harvard Business Services, Inc. follow this link: https://www.delawareinc.com/ourservices/
At Harvard we strive for excellence every day with every new company we form. Among our competition, we are proud that our reputation is that we have the friendliest people to talk to, and results so fast you’ll wonder how we can get it done so promptly! Call us or email us if you have questions about forming a company anytime.
This blog category will help you understand the workings and the importance of YOUR Delaware Registered Agent. We invite you to join the conversation by leaving a question or comment.
Comments (1)What is a Delaware registered agent?
Filed Under: Q&A, Registered Agent
Tags: Delaware, Franchise Tax, Registered Agent
Persons from outside Delaware who wish to form Delaware corporations must, as prescribed by Delaware law, have a registered agent within the state. The registered agent acts as the original incorporator, files the corporation and remains the registered agent for the life of the corporation.
You can count on us, as YOUR registered agent to send out your annual Delaware Franchise Tax Report, to help you compute your tax if necessary, to assist you when necessary in making changes in your corporation such as increasing the number of shares of stock or changing the corporate address, or just to answer your questions whenever they come up.
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