The Delaware Schedule of Company Fees, Taxes and Deposits is an annual document that provides an overview of the various fees, taxes, and deposits that a business must pay to the state of Delaware. It is typically updated each year by the Delaware Secretary of State. There are three distinct types of Delaware Schedule of Company Fees, Taxes and Deposits: the Annual Report Fee, the Franchise Tax, and the Business License Tax. The Annual Report Fee is an annual fee paid to the state of Delaware to maintain the corporate records of the business. The current fee for filing an Annual Report is $50. The Franchise Tax is an annual tax paid to the state of Delaware based on the value of the business. The current tax rate is $250 per $1,000 of value. The Business License Tax is an annual tax paid to the state of Delaware based on the size and type of business. The current tax rate is determined by the type of business and is assessed on a sliding scale. The Delaware Schedule of Company Fees, Taxes and Deposits is an important document for businesses operating in Delaware, as it outlines all the various fees, taxes, and deposits that they must pay to the state.