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DETERMINE THE COMPOSITION OF STOCK


Many different options are available in regards to the structure and composition of a corporation’s stock. Where the corporation has fewer than 35 shareholders, a simple, inexpensive model for the structure of corporate stock may be most appropriate. Thus, most small business owners incorporate their businesses with only one class of stock.

In addition, a savvy business owner will recognize that authorizing a number of shares that will qualify for the minimum annual state filing fee is often a wise, money-saving choice.

After the corporation begins to thrive and is then considering issuing shares to the public, modifying the stock structure can be accomplished by filing an amendment to your articles of incorporation with the state at any time.

 

 

 
 

Guide to Incorporate Your Business

  1. DETERMINE A BUSINESS STRUCTURE
  2. SELECT YOUR TYPE OF CORPORATION
  3. CHOOSE A STATE OF FORMATION
  4. NAME YOUR CORPORATION
  5. DETERMINE THE COMPOSITION OF YOUR STOCK
  6. DESIGNATE CORPORATE DIRECTORS
  7. DESIGNATE A REGISTERED AGENT
  8. FILE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
  9. HOLD THE FIRST BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
  10. OPERATE YOUR CORPORATION

 

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