- One Stop Business Registration & Licensing Here, you will be able to register your business with the Division of Revenue, the Division of Unemployment Insurance and the Office of Workers Compensation. You can also link to the Division of Corporations to access incorporation forms and reserve a legal entity. Lastly, by linking to and registering with the Internal Revenue Service, you will be able to receive your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).

- Business License Renewal Almost any business license issued by the Delaware Division of Revenue can be renewed for one or three years.

- Doing Business In Delaware Any company that does business in Delaware has two or more requirements to meet. The requirements are described on this page by the Division of Revenue.

- Help For Small Business For more information about help available to small businesses in Delaware, please peruse the content of this website by the Delaware Economic Development Office.

- Delaware Economic Statistics Delaware has the strongest state economy in the region. With lower than average unemployment, a fair and equitable tax system, and a well-trained workforce, the state's economic climate has shown dramatic improvement since the early 1980's.

- Community Redevelopment Fund The Community Redevelopment Fund is a matching capital grant program. This fund is administered by the Office of the Budget with the assistance of the Office of the Controller General.

- Filming In Delaware Easily accessed from New York, Baltimore, and Washington D.C., Delaware's compact size makes filming in a variety of locations a piece of cake -- the length of the entire state can be traveled in approximately two hours. In addition, Delaware has no sales tax and a low accommodations tax -- 8 percent. Other fees associated with production -- property rental, lodging, support services -- are very reasonable when compared with other areas of the country.

- Small Business Development Center The DSBDC exists to strengthen Delaware's economic base by providing quality services, such as, management assistance, education programs, and resources to Delaware's business community and potential entrepreneurs.

- Bid Solicitation Invitation to bid on rfp's and itb's from the State of Delaware.

- Markets and Transportation Delaware's location at the center of the East Coast of the United States provides excellent access to world markets. Delaware lies in the Eastern Megalopolis where approximately one-third of the United States' population resides. A 350-mile radius circle, drawn around the City of Wilmington, encompasses every major population center from Boston, Massachusetts to Raleigh, North Carolina, and as far west as Cleveland, Ohio.

- International Trade Services Increase exports by positioning Delaware products in foreign markets. The International Trade and Development Section is a one-stop resource for international trade information and exporter assistance.

- Economic Development business resources Delaware has earned a reputation as the state in which to incorporate, but did you know it is also the ideal state for locating a business?

- View Online Maps of Delaware This page provides a summary of online Geographic Information System (GIS) applications in the State of Delaware. A number of applications are maintained by State and local governments that provide valuable information to citizens.

- Corporations General Information Status Key in the name of the entity you are searching. The search results will return real time information on both active and inactive entities from the Division of Corporation's database.

-Delaware Division of Corporations Businesses choose Delaware because we provide modern and flexible corporate laws, a highly-respected Court of Chancery, a business-friendly state government, and a customer service oriented staff.

- Blue Collar Job Act The Blue Collar Job Act provides eligible businesses tax credits against corporate or personal income taxes, gross receipts tax, and public utility tax.

- Delaware Census Data The latest census 2000 data for the state of Delaware

- Determine Your Business Type Any establishment conducting business in Delaware must first determine the type of business they wish to maintain: Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Corporation or LLC.