Delaware C-Corp Incorporation

Launch it in the US Build it for the world

Inkle helps founders incorporate a Delaware C-Corp, get their EIN, open a bank account, and stay compliant.

So you can focus on building.

US Founders

Incorporate your Delaware C-Corp and get set up with EIN, bank account, and compliance from day one.

Global Founders

From anywhere in the world, set up a US presence with the right structure, banking, and compliance

India Founders

Navigate FEMA, ODI, and entity structures with our India-specific playbook.

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Why Delaware

The gold standard for 
venture-backed startups

Over 66% of Fortune 500 companies are incorporated in Delaware.

VCs expect it. Banks recognize it. Here’s why.

VCs expect Delaware.

Standard docs and terms.
Less back-and-forth with lawyers when you raise.

Set up in days.

Incorporation is fast, standardized,
and repeatable.

Run it from anywhere.

No US office or resident director needed. Operate your Delaware C-Corp fully remote.

Keep leadership private.

Officer and director names
aren’t required in public filings.

Taxed where you operate.

Delaware doesn’t tax out-of-state income. You pay taxes where you actually operate.

Courts built for business.

Dedicated business courts with predictable rulings and deep precedent.

Resources

Learn before you incorporate

Foundational guides for every founder setting up a US entity.

Is Inkle Incorporate compliant with Indian FEMA regulations?
Is Inkle Incorporate compliant with Indian FEMA regulations?
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Do you assist with both US entity and Indian entity formation?
US and India incorporation through Inkle Incorporation
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I’ve never lived in the US. Does that affect my ability to register a US company?
You can set up a US company as an Indian, FEMA-compliant for Indian founders.
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Can I operate in the US market as an Indian company, or do I need a US entity?
Operating in the US market as an Indian company.
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How does a non-US taxpayer make an 83(b) election?
Startup attorneys recommend non-US taxpayers file an 83(b) election for potential tax benefits if they move to the US, with tax advisor consultation advised.‍
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Typical allocation of shares at formation
Startups usually authorize 10 million shares, allocating most to founders while reserving some for future awards and maintaining flexibility.
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Ready to simplify your incorporation journey? Try Inkle Incorporate now!