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Durity vs Fondo

Fondo sells bookkeeping and a yearly tax package built for Delaware C-corp startups, including founders abroad. Here is what each publishes for the work a foreign-owned U.S. company needs every year.

What you needDurityFondo
BookkeepingFrom $499 a month by monthly spend, with the filings below includedAs low as $399 a month (limited-time); quarterly and yearly plans also offered
Federal return (Form 1120)IncludedTaxPass, as low as $1,450 a year (limited-time), with one state return
Form 5472Included, for every foreign ownerOne included in TaxPass; more as low as $500 each
Form 5471$900 per foreign subsidiaryAs low as $500 each
FBARIncludedAs low as $500
Delaware franchise tax and annual reportIncludedDelaware franchise tax filing included in TaxPass
FormationNot offered yetNot published
Registered agentNot offered yetNot published
Free trial or tier14-day free trial, no cardNot published
Sales call neededNoNo, self-serve

Fondo's figures were read on its own website on October 18, 2026; each links to the page it came from. They may have changed since. "Not published" means we did not find a price on their site, not that they lack the service.

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Common questions

Is Durity an alternative to Fondo?

For a U.S. company that already exists, yes: Durity covers the books, the federal return, one state return, Delaware franchise tax, Form 5472 and FBAR in one monthly price. You want books kept quarterly or once a year instead of every month.

Where do these Fondo prices come from?

From Fondo's own website, read on October 18, 2026. Prices change, so check their site before you decide.

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