Tax law in Delaware?

Posted by Larry on December 27, 2007, 7:07 am

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Hi!

I'm very interested in incorporating a LLC in Delaware for tax
purposes. However, I have some questions left unanswered so far, and I
hope you can give me some information. I've contacted several
incorposation services providers but since they are business trying to
sell services I'm still unsure if their answers are true or not

1) "No state income tax for Delaware corporations that operate out of
state". Kinda vague (and doesn't mention possible National tax)...
Let's say I sale [Goods] through a network of salespersons operating
in USA. If some of these [Goods] are sold in Delaware as well, will my
company have:
a) to pay tax upon sales made on the whole US market
or
b) pay tax upon the sales made in Delaware only?

2) What about direct sales though the internet? Would I have to pay
tax even though a web site is not "physically" located in Delaware?

3) Does anyone ever experienced any problem when it comes to do
business abroad? Delaware is considered as some sort of tax-haven (I
have some big doubts here...or else why the hell would people keep on
incorporating in other states?) I was wondering if it can be a problem
when it comes to double-taxation?

Thanks
Larry

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