Delaware Code § 5-1109

State corporation income and other taxes; exemption
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Notwithstanding Title 30, all banking organizations, trust companies and federal savings banks not headquartered in this State but
maintaining branches in this State being taxed in accordance with this chapter, shall be exempt from the state corporation income tax as of
January 1, 1974, and the taxation of income of banking organizations, trust companies and federal savings banks not headquartered in this
State but maintaining branches in this State under this chapter shall be in lieu of occupational taxes or taxes upon the income, capital, and
assets of such banking organization, trust company or federal savings bank not headquartered in this State but maintaining branches in this
State, except that no real estate owned or acquired by such banking organization, trust company or federal savings bank not headquartered
in this State but maintaining branches in this State shall be exempt from taxation. Except for corporations making the election provided in §
1101(e) of this title, for purposes of this section, any subsidiary corporation of a banking organization or trust company, including any
corporation treated as a subsidiary corporation by reason of § 1101(f) of this title, shall enjoy the same exemptions as are applicable to
banking organizations and trust companies. A subsidiary corporation or a division of a bank or trust company engaged in activities
authorized under § 761(a)(14) or § 1661(a)(14) of this title shall be taxed in the same manner as an entity engaged in such activities
pursuant to Title 18.

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