Corporation

A corporation is a company or group of people authorized to act as a single entity (legally a person) and recognized as such in law. Forms and rules vary state to state so you should check with your local jurisdiction to ensure proper compliance.

1	Incorporator Action: Initial Action
2	Business Trust
3	Corporation Setup, Various Board Approvals
4	Incorporator’s Waiver, Approval by Board
5	Conflict of Interest Disclosure
6	Sales and Use Tax Exemption
7	Minutes of Special Meeting of Board of Directors to Adopt Stock Ownership Plan Under Section 1244 of the Internal Revenue Code
8	Unanimous Consent, Directors in place of Annual Meeting
9	Minutes of a Special Directors Meeting
10	Minutes of a Special Shareholders Meeting
11	Presentation of Stock Notice
12	Proxy
13	By Laws
14	Certificate of Incorporation, Approval by Board
15	Board of Directors Meeting, Agenda
16	Unanimous Consent, Shareholders, in place of Annual Meeting
17	Shareholder Meeting, Agenda
18	Purchase or Sale of Real Estate: Resolution of Authorization
19	Borrowing Resolution for a Corporation
20	Shareholders Agreement
21	Stock Subscription Agreement, Pre-Incorporation
22	Demand for a Shareholders Meeting
23	Receipt of Share Certificate
24	Minutes of Annual Shareholder Meeting
25	Unanimous Written Consent of Directors in place of the First Meeting
26	Shareholder, New-Assumption Agreement
27	Minutes of Board of Directors Meeting
28	Certificate of Incorporation
29	Director Indemnity Agreement
30	Director’s Proxy
31	Demand for a Directors Meeting
32	By Laws, Approval by Board
33	Corporate Secretary’s Certificate
34	Notice of Meeting

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