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Form a Corporation

Follow these steps to form your own corporation.
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How Corporations Are Taxed

Corporations are taxed differently than other business structures: A corporation is the only type of business ...
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Nonprofit Basics

Nonprofit (or not-for-profit) corporations work well for all sorts of groups, from those promoting arts and mu...
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Drafting Corporate Bylaws

Bylaws are the internal rules that govern the day-to-day operations of a corporation, such as when and where t...
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Shareholder Buyout Agreements--Why You Need One

Buyout, or buy-sell, agreements are often overlooked, even by shareholders who have diligently filed their art...
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How do I start a pension plan for my C corporation?

I have just started a company, a C corporation. I want to start a pension plan by contributing the maximum pos...
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Can my corporate directors be H-1B visa holders?

Some friends and I plan to start a corporation in California. Because we will have three shareholders, we beli...
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Must an LLC be formed in the same state in which it will operate?

Can I form a limited liability company (LLC) in a different state than the one in which my business will opera...
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Can I start a business after filing bankruptcy?

Can I start a business after filing bankruptcy?
- Site: filingforbankruptcyonline.com
Should I get a lawyer to start a business after filing bankruptcy?

Should I get a lawyer to start a business after filing bankruptcy?...
- Site: filingforbankruptcyonline.com

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