2026-04-11 01:36 UTC
If you're a proper large company, you incorporate in Delaware.
Why? Legal benefits mostly. It makes no difference where you choose to do it really, but any edge is an edge and that means money.
If you can choose any state to be your HQ, you can just choose Colorado if you started there. Sure, why not.
But if enough edge is lost, enough legal risk accumulates, or future risk is expected, then why not move to some 'boring' red state that won't start thinking of doing capital gains tax and other assorted commie gobbledigook :akkoShrug:
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@ThatWouldBeTelling@shitposter.world 2026-04-11 02:13
@nobullyplz @sickburnbro Old data, the Delaware Court of Chancery joining the jihad against Musk has finished ruining its long, long record as the best place in the US to incorporate. Companies are leaving it in significant numbers and revenue. (((Stephen Green))) overstates the case as he often does, but he's citing plenty of falsifiable facts, for example I checked the four names I recognized and they're fleeing to Texas or Nevada: https://pjmedia.com/vodkapundit/2026/04/09/its-officials-ai-will-empower-blue-collar-men-disempower-lefty-women-n4951615 This is suicidal for the state government BTW, about a third of its funding.