Important amendments to the Delaware's corporation and alternative entity laws go into effect on August 1, 2015.

Let CT proactively manage your complete annual report process for you. From start to finish, month to month, our team becomes an extension of your team, to protect your business as if it were our own.

After you evaluate your business idea, determine startup costs and research the market, you’ll be ready to take on the next steps to starting your business.

Track your progress as you go with this business startup checklist:

Delaware General Corporation Law (GCL) provisions allow a corporation to validate corporate acts that would otherwise be invalid due to a failure to comply with a provision of the GCL or a governing corporate document. Recently, the Delaware Chancery Court published an opinion giving us some much anticipated guidance on the new provisions.

Is your business a "Thirteener"? Longtime CEO and Thirteeners author Daniel F. Prosser tells us why only 13 percent of businesses successfully implement their strategies each year.

A limited partnership allows great flexibility in managing the business and dividing the profits. There must be at least one partner with unlimited personal liability for the business debts.

By Sandra B. Feldman, Publications Attorney for CT Corporation.

By Sandra B. Feldman, Publications Attorney for CT Corporation. 

Dr. Paul Stoltz, the author of GRIT, relates how focusing on company growth combined with personal resiliency, instinct and tenacity can help your business succeed.

New York — Assembly Bill 8106, effective February 27, 2015, amends the LLC law by imposing joint and several liability on the ten members of an LLC with the largest percentage of ownership  for debts, wages or salaries owing to any of its laborers, servants or employees for services performed by them for the LLC.