For over a century, Delaware has been the home for America’s premier corporations. More than half of the Fortune 500 are incorporated in Delaware. They do so because we in Delaware care about their business -- and yours.

Delaware’s laws governing corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships and business trusts are arguably the most advanced and flexible laws in the nation.

Jurisdiction over most questions arising under Delaware’s corporation, limited liability company, and limited partnership laws is vested in the Delaware Court of Chancery. The Court of Chancery has over 200 years of legal precedent in corporation and business entity law.

The Delaware State Legislature take seriously its role in keeping the corporation, limited liability company and limited partnership laws current.

Accessing the US marketplace is the key to success for many businesses around the world. The most effective way to reach this market is with a US company, to take advantage of the world’s largest, best integrated national market at the lower tax rate. Setting up a company in the US as a non-resident is simple when you have the help of team skilled in company formation, immigration, import-export, international tax, real estate and supply chain.

Lemon Accountancy sincerely recommend that you choose Delaware, Nevada and New York as the state of registration, as the flexible legal system, easy registration procedures and low tax rate in the U.S.

Advantages of US Companies

Easier to sell in the US market, from a customs and tax point of view

Access the capital markets in the US for venture capital, angel investors and public markets

Enhance the reputation of your company, both to US customers and many markets overseas

Easier to get a visa to work in the US

Possible you can reduce your tax on US-source income

Required Documents

(1) Three proposed company names, and it takes about 1 day for name search.

(2) Name of shareholders, directors; Photocopy of ID, passport and address, as well as telephone and Fax.

(3) Scope of Business.

(4) At least one director and shareholder, and the percentage of investment of each shareholder.

Warm Reminder: Policies may vary from state to state, and the above introduction is summarized under general case.

Company package

(1) State certificate of registration

(2) Article of association

(3) Share recording book

(4) Minutes book of shareholders and directors

(5) Registered data of shareholders and directors

(6) Delicate company seal (one set)