Legal Question in Tax Law in Delaware

Generally speaking, it's not a good idea to form an LLC in a state that you do not reside in and/or a state where the LLC will not actually operate from. Doing so will result in having to file at least two tax returns, instead of possibly just one, additional franchise fees and foreign registration fees (and depending on the state, possibly additional publication fees).

Consider consulting with a business attorney to save yourself a lot of wasted money. For LLC formations, I charge almost the same as the national LLC formation services and you get an attorney doing it!

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