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Hi everyone,I currently live in NJ and I am looking to move out of the highest tax state.I am a contractor here and have to be licensed and insured . Does Delaware require home improvement contractors to be licensed and have liability insurance.Also what might the process be to register a business in this state.
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Delaware requires all that and permits to work in towns and registration. New Castle county has its registration. You pay all the unemployment insurance on people who work for you, they do not contribute a dime. With all the building going on might be lucrative to look into it.
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Im not aware of all the requirements of running a business in Delaware my family runs thier own business here but from what i have heard and read on is Delaware is a very good state to start and have a business in. Perhaps its less expensive to start up a business and run in Delaware. infact many People choose Delaware and move here to start up thier businesses in.
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This is a quote from the book Delaware Laws and Programs Affecting Business by Richards, Layton, and Finger.
IV. BUSINESS LICENSES In order to engage in most categories of business or occupation in Delaware, a Delaware business license must be procured. The annual fees for these licenses vary, depending on the business or occupation and the number of branch offices. In addition, there is normally an additional license fee based on taxable gross receipts or rental payments that varies in rate and amount of allowable exclusions depending on the particular business or occupation. (See Chapter Four, "Delaware Taxation---Gross Receipts Taxes.") They have this url on the back of the book. www.rlf.com Perhaps you will find more info there. Many large companies do choose to *incorporate* in DE. Disney is a well-know example. They do not conduct business directly from Delaware. Incorporating in DE is less expensive, and the legal system is supportive. |
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