Why your startup should be a Delaware C-Corp, not an LLC

Re:Why your startup should be a Delaware C-Corp, not an LLC by melvinmt on Wednesday March 15, 2017 @05:35PM (#13880025)

> it takes less than an hour to get a Delaware LLC on the Internet

Setting LLC's up is easy (even setting up a C-Corp is considerably easy) but for me the problem is always to maintain it and file taxes and other stuff on time etc. Is there any startup/service that helps me solve that problem?

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Re:Why your startup should be a Delaware C-Corp, not an LLC by andrew_gust on Thursday March 16, 2017 @01:27PM (#13886928)

Gust Launch, which is the product attached to this blog post, makes it extremely easy and quick to file as a Delaware C-Corp and set up the company, then follows it up with bookkeeping/accounting, equity management, and, yes, tax support. Among other things.

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Re:Why your startup should be a Delaware C-Corp, not an LLC by cookiecaper on Wednesday March 15, 2017 @08:56PM (#13881430)

LegalZoom has a compliance calendar feature and it tries to warn you of (some?) impending deadlines.

It's best not to rely on a third party to do the work for you, though, since their errors could end up costing you a lot of money in fines.

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Re:Why your startup should be a Delaware C-Corp, not an LLC by LoSboccacc on Wednesday March 15, 2017 @07:48PM (#13881031)

posting to watch. I know similar services on the old continent but there's no point in startupping in europe, it's just a mess all-around

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Re:Why your startup should be a Delaware C-Corp, not an LLC by fapjacks on Thursday March 16, 2017 @05:56PM (#13889574)

You sound like you have experience running startup(s) in Europe. Can you be more specific here?

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