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Wyoming vs Delaware vs Nevada: Which State Is Best to Incorporate Your Company?
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Rick Mak

Wyoming vs Delaware vs Nevada: Which State Is Best to Incorporate Your Company?

Wyoming is the best of the three for most small businesses and non-US owners: $100 to form an LLC or a corporation, $60 minimum a year, no state income tax and owner names kept off the public record. Delaware is the best for startups raising venture capital, at $110 to form an LLC and a $400 annual LLC tax. Nevada has no state income tax but costs the most, $425 to form an LLC and $350 a year, and its annual list names managers publicly.

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October 6, 2026
Registered Agent in Louisiana: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Need One
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Rick Mak

Registered Agent in Louisiana: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Need One

Louisiana requires every LLC to maintain a registered agent under La. R.S. 12:1308. Eligible agents are Louisiana citizens residing in the state, law partnerships or professional law corporations, and authorised corporations or LLCs that are authorised by their articles to act as agent and have a certificate on file naming at least two individuals at their Louisiana address. Every appointment and change needs a notarised affidavit of acceptance signed by the agent. The address must be a municipal address, not a post office box only, and the registered office counts as the LLC’s domicile for all purposes.

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October 6, 2026
Registered Agent in California: What It Is, How It Works, and Why You Need One
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Rick Mak

California Registered Agent: Requirements, Cost and How to Choose (2026)

California calls it an agent for service of process. Under Cal. Corp. Code 17701.13 only an individual resident of California, or a corporation that has filed a corporate agent certificate under Corp. Code 1505, may serve. LLCs are not an eligible category, so a California LLC cannot act as its own agent or appoint another LLC. Where a 1505 corporation is designated, no address for that agent may be listed in the filing. If the agent lapses, a court may authorise service on the Secretary of State under 17701.16.

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October 3, 2026

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