Delaware Commission Summary

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This form is a table showing the following information:


" Period Covered;

" Salesperson's name;

" Territory;

" Date Commissioned Earned;

" Order #;

" Name of Client;

" Commission; and

" Amount of Sale


Totals are shown at the bottom of the form.

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If you choose not to dissolve your Delaware corporation, it will remain active and incur ongoing compliance obligations. This includes filing annual reports and paying franchise taxes, which can accumulate over time. Additionally, the corporation may lose its good standing with the state, leading to potential legal and financial consequences. To understand these obligations better, refer to your Delaware Commission Summary for insights.

Divide your total gross assets by your total issued shares carrying to 6 decimal places.Multiply the assumed par by the number of authorized shares having a par value of less than the assumed par.Multiply the number of authorized shares with a par value greater than the assumed par by their respective par value.More items...

There are ways to reduce your Delaware franchise costs in certain circumstances. To reduce the taxes paid by a startup, use the Assumed Par Value method. This method calculates the taxes by total assets. As long as your issued shares constitute a third to half of your authorized shares, this method will save you money.

Unlike most states, Delaware does not require LLCs to file annual reports. However, the state does require LLCs to pay an annual tax (see below).

A Delaware certificate of good standing costs $50 and takes awhile to get back from the state. They will not fax or email it back to you. They mail it. You can put your Fedex or UPS number on the order form and they will send it back that way if you're in a hurry.

State law requires the filing of a Statement of Information for both California LLCs and corporations. Failure to file will result in fines, penalties and the loss of your authority to conduct business within the state.

7 Once registered as a foreign limited liability company, the Delaware LLC has to file a Statement of Information just like domestic LLCs do.

Total Gross Assets shall be those total assets reported on the IRS Form 1120, Schedule L relative to the company's fiscal year ending the calendar year of the report. The tax rate under this method is $400 per million or portion of a million.

Required Filing TimelinesDomestic Stock Corporations & Limited Liability Companies must file a complete statement of information (Annual Report) at the end of each year of operation.

Both Texas and Delaware require every corporation to have Bylaws. You do not need to publicly file the Bylaws in either state, but you must create, retain, and follow them.

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