You must file Articles of Incorporation (also may be called Certificate of Incorporation or similar terms) with the Secretary of State in the state where you wish to incorporate.
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If you are referring to a sub-chapter S corporation, the major disadvantage is in the amount of paperwork it takes to start. You must create all normal corporate documents (articles of incorporation, shareholder files, etc. - but examples are available online) and that the company must file a separate tax return. You must also file with the state and IRS. In most states you must have three officers. The advantages are that owners are protected in the case of a lawsuit and (if you will believe this...) people are generally more comfortable working with a corporation than a partnership or sole owner.
To maximize profit. By U.S. law a corporation must do what it thinks will increase revenue and stock holders return.
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A charter is a written document filed with the state that details the major components of a corporation. When the charter is approved the corporation achieves legal existence.
A charter is a written document filed with the state that details the major components of a corporation. When the charter is approved the corporation achieves legal existence.
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Before you start a corporation, learn proper grammar.
A corporation must be represented by an attorney in such a hearing. In fact, the attorney must be a certified arbitrator.
The document must be signed to be legal. Sign the document and return it to me.
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According to the provisions in the trust document. You must review it.According to the provisions in the trust document. You must review it.According to the provisions in the trust document. You must review it.According to the provisions in the trust document. You must review it.
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The articles of incorporation defines ownership and operating procedures and conditions for a corporation
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