I can't think of a more irrelevant state, what the fuck goes on here
Delaware
Isaiah Torres
Christian Morgan
The wanton slaughter of new J*rseyians
Xavier Hernandez
It's actually incredibly important if you know anything about the US economy.
Cooper Carter
I can't think about 2/3 of American states, to be honest.
Jeremiah Cruz
Elaborate please.
Joshua Gutierrez
Nothing. It's the most literal who state in America.
consumerist.com
Joshua Williams
Because of the ease of incorporating a business in Delaware and the absence of corporate taxes, many major companies are at least nominally headquartered there. Being such a business hub has also made it the location of choice for choice of laws in corporate contracts, and accordingly, any changes or decisions in Delaware business law have huge impacts around the world. It's also the model for many other jurisdictions in shaping their own business laws.
Blake Harris
Delawarean here. Give me questions I’ll give you answers.
Colton Gutierrez
Thats is Nieuw-Amstel, it is rightfully Dutch clay.
Brayden Jones
>is tax haven which produces nothing
>is relevant
pick one
Landon Gomez
>this map
kinda cute t b h
Bentley Sullivan
This. Fight Club takes place there for a reason with the whole bomb all the credit card companies plot
Gabriel Roberts
Is your state real or is it just a meme like Jefferson or Ohio?
Mason Wright
Not even the Netherlands is a rightful Dutch clay. Bugger off, non-country.
Nolan Ward
It is very much real, friendo
Jaxon Ward
will be annexed by Murriland very soon, desu. screenshot this
Levi Turner
During ratification of the Constitution, large states and small states were split both across and among their two camps. Delaware was all-in, and was the first to ratify, thus earning the nickname "the first state". Meanwhile, also-small Rhode Island was not having it, and only ratified begrudgingly a few years later. I like to imagine an alternate present in which stubborn little Rhode Island remained a tiny, albeit sovereign nation unto itself, on generally friendly, yet very distinct terms with, the USA.
Delaware has the smallest number of counties (or county-equivalents) among any of the US states, with just three. even little Rhode Island and Hawaii each has five counties. Technically speaking, some states such as Louisiana or Alaska have no counties at all (parishes, boroughs), but this is a silly gotcha. Put another way, Delaware has the smallest number of secondary subdivisions of any state.
Dominic Stewart
The companies pay less taxes and have more money to do shit.
As of right now there are more present companies incorperated than inhabitants in Delaware
Grayson Collins
Once a certain critical mass of states joined the other resistors gave up because they realized that they would not be able to survive independently from the US, it just doesn’t make sense for a state to do so since they’d be better off in the US. The group was North Carolina, New York, Virginia, and Rhode Island I believe.
Julian Morris
This thread does not deserve any reply from me beyond this sentence.
Lucas Garcia
1) Delaware Chancery Courts are notoriously pro-business. If you are incorporating a business and don't incorporate in Delaware then you are stupid.
2) Rock bottom corporate tax rates and reporting requirements. No red tape. Very flexible and pro-business laws regarding lending (Credit Cards).
It's the opposite of california.
there are storefronts in Delaware that are paper headquarters for hundreds of companies. one shitty building was the legal street address for a large chunk of the US Fortune 500.
it's our own little domestic bahamas/caymans.
plus Delaware has a couple nice beaches and no sales tax but the weather sucks, the girls are ugly as sin and the natives are criminals.