Articles of incorporation are legal proof that your company is established in your state. The articles contain mandatory provisions - which provide the state government with certain basic information about the corporation. They can also contain optional provisions – which allow the corporation to opt out of certain default rules found in the corporation statute.
The EIN is a nine-digit number that serves as a unique identifier for your business. Sometimes called a FEIN (Federal Employer Identification Number). Much like an individual’s social security number, your EIN is also used by financial institutions, credit reporting agencies and other government agencies, organizations and institutions to identify your business.
Corporate bylaws are a corporation's internal rules and regulations that govern how the business is run. They are a fundamental document for a corporation, along with the articles of incorporation. Bylaws are adopted by the board of directors and are important for ensuring consistent and transparent governance.
Shareholder meeting minutes are a written record of the decisions and actions made during a corporation's shareholder meeting. They are also known as corporate minutes or meeting notes.
Board meeting minutes are a formal record of the discussions, decisions, and actions that take place during a board meeting. They are a legal requirement and are important for Transparency, Legal Compliance, Evidence, and Proof of decisions.
A shareholder certificate is a legal document that proves a shareholder's ownership of a company's shares. It serves as a receipt for the purchase of shares and is considered tangible personal property.
Articles of incorporation are legal proof that your company is established in your state. The articles contain mandatory provisions - which provide the state government with certain basic information about the corporation. They can also contain optional provisions – which allow the corporation to opt out of certain default rules found in the corporation statute.
The EIN is a nine-digit number that serves as a unique identifier for your business. Sometimes called a FEIN (Federal Employer Identification Number). Much like an individual’s social security number, your EIN is also used by financial institutions, credit reporting agencies and other government agencies, organizations and institutions to identify your business.
Certificate a member's ownership percentage in a limited liability company (LLC). It's similar to a stock certificate for a corporation, but it doesn't represent actual shares of stock. While it's not required by the state, it's a good idea to have one as a secondary document to back up the LLC's operating agreement.
A legally binding contract that governs the internal operations of a limited liability company (LLC). It outlines the LLC's structure, management, decision-making process, and operating procedures. It also defines the roles, responsibilities, and liabilities of the LLC's members.
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