Entity Dissolution

Entity dissolution refers to the process of discontinuing or terminating a legal business structure. All corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, and other business entities must be dissolved throu...

Foreign Qualification

If a corporation wants to conduct business in a state other than the one in which it was formed, it needs to obtain "foreign qualification" status. A corporation or limited liability company is considered to be domestic only in the state in which it or...

Four management tips for first-time leaders

While successful entrepreneurs tend to share some basic characteristics - such as being self-motivated, confident, or determined - not all are natural-born leaders. For many, the idea of managing a company and placating board members is rather daunting,...

How to Draft Corporate Bylaws

Newly incorporated businesses are often required or strongly urged to draft a set of corporate bylaws to provide the organization with a system of rules and regulations for conducting the various tasks and operations of running a corporation.

How to Keep Corporate Records

From INCyclopedia, the incorporation encyclopediaContents: Types of Corporate Records → Articles of Incorporation Bylaws and Operating Agreements Resolutions and Minutes Annual Reports Shareholder List Shareholder Communication Co...

How to Keep Your Corporate Books

Bookkeeping is an important aspect of running any business, particularly ones in the midst of expansion. While companies are not legally obligated to maintain their books in any specific manner, they should be thorough and accurately indicate a business'

How to Maintain Your Corporate Veil

The primary function of a business entity status such as a corporation or limited liability company (LLC) is to protect managers, owners, or shareholders from being held liable for debts and various legal responsibilities.

How to Track Corporate Minutes

The official documentation of business meetings, conferences, and legal procedures is often referred to as the corporate minutes, the record, or the journal.

The Guide to LLC Anonymity

With certain states, whenever there is a change in manager or member information, such as the mailing address, the LLC must be amended with the state to reflect the change. This means more paperwork and more fees. Learn about key states here.

Tips For Women Entrepreneurs

From INCyclopedia, the incorporation encyclopedia Contents: Female Entrepreneurship Programs → Advice for Female Business Owners → Over the past few decades, workplace equality has shown marked improvements, but few would argue t...