Delaware companies can be divided into three main categories: LLC, C-type company and Delaware S-type company.
These structures can be used as offshore companies because they can only be registered by non-residents of the United States and can only conduct their business outside the country.
The Delaware LLC offshore company is a popular structure because it is an excellent alternative to the usual IBC offshore companies.
Incorporating an offshore company in Delaware is quite simple and does not have many requirements. The procedure is practically no different from registering offshore companies in other offshore zones. In terms of structure, the company is very similar to an IBC and the rules on capital and shares of the company are almost identical.
The Delaware offshore company is exempt from paying taxes in the jurisdiction in which the company was registered.
Delaware offshore companies are structures that are recognized and respected all over the world, they are an excellent tool not only for doing business, but also for tax planning.
A Delaware LLC will provide the necessary support to protect assets and save on taxes.
You can register an offshore company in Delaware only through an offshore service provider. The service provider must have a special license for registering offshore LLCs in Delaware. Due to the minimal requirements, opening an offshore in Delaware will take a minimum of time and effort. Offshore agent services include not only registering the company, but also maintaining it in working order.
Unlike international IBC companies, Delaware companies do not have directors and shareholders. A person related to an LLC is a member whose interest lies in this company.
