Startup Compliance

Keep your startup company in compliance with state & federal laws by learning about the tax and reporting requirements your startup may face. Many companies register in Delaware as C Corporations but register to do business in their home state and are subject to income and franchise taxes. Startup companies that are selling physical goods online may also be subject to state sales, use & excise taxes on sales thanks to the adoption of remote-sales nexus rules by many states, otherwise known as Amazon laws.

Registering Your Startup to Do Business in Rhode Island

Is your company doing business in Rhode Island? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Capbase Staff • 7 min read

Registering Your Startup to Do Business in Iowa

Is your company doing business in Iowa? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Capbase Staff • 7 min read

Registering Your Startup to Do Business in Hawaii

Is your company doing business in Hawaii? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Capbase Staff • 7 min read

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Registering Your Startup to Do Business in Wyoming

Is your company doing business in Wyoming? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Capbase Staff • 7 min read

Registering Your Startup to Do Business in Utah

Is your company doing business in Utah? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Greg Miaskiewicz • 7 min read

What Is a Side Letter In Venture Capital Deals

When you are incorporating your startup, you need to decide how many shares to authorize. Most startups authorize 10 million common shares when first setting up their corporation.

by Michał Kowalewski • 7 min read

Registering Your Startup to Do Business in South Dakota

Is your company doing business in South Dakota? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Greg Miaskiewicz • 7 min read

Registering Your Startup to Do Business in Tennessee

Is your company doing business in Tennessee? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Greg Miaskiewicz • 7 min read

Do I Need a US Address to Register a Company in America?

Learn the basics of setting up your business in the US and get answers to most common question founders have when they start companies.

by Michał Kowalewski • 7 min read

Doing Business in Oregon: Foreign Entity Registration for Startups & Corporations

Is your company doing business in Oregon? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Capbase Staff • 7 min read

Doing Business in Minnesota: Foreign Entity Registration for Startups & Corporations

Is your company doing business in Minnesota? Get an easy-to-follow explanation about what forms you’ll need, information about registration fees, filing deadlines, naming requirements, and more.

by Capbase Staff • 7 min read

Where Is My Startup? Understanding Physical Addresses, Mailing Addresses, And Virtual Addresses

A brief overview of the different addresses a startup can have, and when to use them.

by Jason D. Rowley • 8 min read

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