Americas · Jurisdiction
Delaware (USA)
We advise on company formation, structuring and related work in Delaware (USA), and coordinate local formation agents, banks and counsel where the matter requires them.
Our work in Delaware (USA)
What clients most often ask us for here
Other HPT services are available in Delaware (USA) where the matter calls for them.
- Delaware LLC and C-Corp formation
- Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)
- Holding company for US investment
- Series LLC structures
Key facts
- Headline corporate tax
- Pass-through
- Typical formation
- 3 to 7+ days
- Formation, first year
- From £600, government fees included
- Annual renewal
- From £600, government fees included
- Classification
- Hybrid
- Region
- Americas
Headline tax rates and formation times are indicative and change. We confirm the current position in writing for each matter.
Talk to us
Sheung Wan and Mayfair
Hong Kong and London. Meetings by appointment only
- Hong Kong+852 5161 5505
- London+44 7429 137367
- enquiries@hpt.group
We aim to reply within 48 hours.
Common questions
Delaware (USA): questions we are often asked
Is Delaware (USA) suitable for my structure?
Can a Delaware (USA) entity open a bank account?
What substance is required?
What will it cost?
Compare
Other Americas jurisdictions
| Jurisdiction | Classification | Headline corporate tax | Typical formation time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming (USA) | Hybrid | Pass-through | 3 to 7+ days |
| Nevada (USA) | Hybrid | 0% state | 3 to 7+ days |
| Florida (USA) | Onshore | 5.5% | 3 to 7+ days |
| New York (USA) | Onshore | 26.5% blended | 1 to 2+ weeks |
We do not give legal or tax advice in jurisdictions where we are not qualified to do so; where needed, we coordinate local counsel and tax advisers.
Fees agreed in writing before work begins. Where a bank or provider pays us for an introduction, we tell you before the introduction is made.
See also what we will not do and prohibited and restricted matters.
Next step
Considering Delaware (USA)?
Tell us about the structure you have in mind. A senior adviser will review it and reply with the questions we would need answered.


