Registering an LLC in Delaware or Wyoming when you live elsewhere requires expensive foreign qualification in your home state, plus annual fees and compliance work. You'll still owe income taxes to your residence state, so the tax benefits usually don't justify the extra costs.
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Watch this before you register your LLC in a state that you don't live in. Overall, if you live in one state and you register your LLC in another state, then you still have to register that out-of-state LLC in your home state, and this process is called foreign qualification. The foreign qualification process can be pretty expensive, and this process requires that you pay for a registered agent in the state that you don't live in. Basically, sometimes there are benefits to registering in another state such as Wyoming or Delaware, but the downside is that you have to deal with more paperwork and more annual fees. Also, simply just registering in another state that you don't live in will rarely save you money on taxes. The taxes will still be paid to the state that you're living in. Your state is not naïve, and they're not going to make it that easy for you just to avoid taxes by simply registering in another state. Thanks, and follow me for more.