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Should Your California Professional Corporation Elect To Be Taxed As An S Corporation?
In California, certain professions that require a state license are prohibited from forming a limited liability company or a traditional corporation and instead must incorporate as a professional corporation. If you do not elect to have your California professional corporation … Continue reading
How Many Shares Should You Authorize For Your Delaware Corporation?
When forming a corporation in Delaware you will need to indicate on the certificate of incorporation the total amount of stock the corporation is authorized to issue. There are two schools of thought on how best to make this decision: 1. Only Authorize … Continue reading
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The Top Six Reasons Your Company Should Have Strategic Bylaws
Although California does not require a company to have written bylaws, below are six reasons why every business owner should invest in a strategically thought out set of bylaws for their company: 1. The Bylaws are the Company’s Legal Backbone. … Continue reading
