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Agreement Of Merger For Corporate Mergers
Under the California Corporation Code, before initiating a merger, there is a lot that a corporation needs to take care of. The Merger Agreement should be filled out correctly and any sort of mistakes or corrections should be avoided at all costs. Follow these tips to ensure approval, the first time. Tips for Filing… Read More
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Certificate of Election and/or Dissolution – Domestic Nonprofit Corporations
The decision to dissolve a non-profit corporation is made through an election or vote. You can do this by vote or consent of majority of the members of the board of directors in your organization. You must fill a Certificate of Election (form- ELEC NP) to dissolve the corporation along with the Certificate of dissolution… Read More
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Certificate of Determination – Domestic Stock Corporations
In order to form a Domestic Stock Corporation (DSC) in the state of California, you need to file the articles of incorporation along with the certificate of determination. Many documents cannot be filed due to name errors or misstatements. It is always better to take the help of a private attorney in order to get… Read More
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Articles of Incorporation; Domestic Nonprofit Corporations
Under the Non-profit Corporation Law and California Corporations code section 5000, non-profit or non-stock corporations falling under these categories – charitable, educational, social, recreational, religious or similar purpose – can be formed. Here are the three basic non-profit corporation types: Religious Corporations A corporation that is formed to run a church or a structure… Read More
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Articles of Incorporation; Domestic Stock Corporations
In order to form a corporation in the State of California, you need to file “Articles of Incorporation” with the California Secretary of State. You’re at liberty to compose a document yourself or make use of Form ARTS-GS that’s applicable to a general stock corporation or a Form ARTS-CL that applies when you wish to… Read More
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Articles of Incorporation – Domestic Common Interest Development Association
To form an association of this nature, the Articles of Incorporation must be filed with the California Secretary of State. You’re free to compose a document on your own or go through Form ARTS-CID. Even though this form confirms to the minimum statutory criteria, it’s best to consult a private attorney who can address specific… Read More
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Should You Form a Nevada S Corporation?
Are you looking for the right business structure for your company? Would you like to know if forming a Nevada S Corporation is the right decision? Here are a few things to consider. The S Corporation may be an appropriate business structure for your company if you wish to have the same asset protection through… Read More
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The Importance of Having a NV Registered Agent
According to a recent article from Entrepreneur Magazine, too often and all too easily, corporations can let some of their legal paperwork fall through the cracks. And once that happens, the company runs the risk of being in “bad standing” with the state and can even lose its personal liability protection. One common mistake… Read More
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How to Form a Nevada S Corporation
Researching how to Form a Nevada S Corporation can be difficult. In case you aren’t familiar with the differences between an S corporation and a C corporation let me bring you up to speed. A C corporation is the standard, default type of corporation, income for C corporations are taxed twice. Although one can request to become… Read More
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Asset Protection
Asset protection comes in several different forms. While there’s no “one size fits all” strategy secondary to the various liabilities of different assets there are some common elements. One common element is the use of an LLC to hold or encumber the Assets. It should be noted there are different types of LLCs and… Read More