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What do I do if I realize there is a mistake in one of the documents I filed with the secretary of state?
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Is there information my corporation has to provide to the secretary of state every year?
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What goes in my corporation’s bylaws?
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My business partner entered into a contract before we formed our business as a corporation. Can the corporation be held liable on that contract?
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Can I still incorporate if my business is on a shoestring budget?
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Is there any advantage to forming as a statutory close corporation?
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I am one of two directors and 50% shareholders in my corporation, but the two of us can’t agree on anything. What can we do?
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Why do I have to keep up with annual filing requirements for my company?
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Does my corporation have to be qualified to do business in a state to receive a film tax credit or rebate there?
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Should I appoint the secretary of state as my resident agent?
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What are the factors considered in determining whether a loan to me by my corporation is a true loan, rather than a constructive dividend?
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Is there a way to keep my investments private?
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What are some of the advantages of forming my business as a limited liability company?
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What happens if I form a limited liability company to provide professional or nonprofessional services that cannot be provided through an LLC in California?
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What is the “business judgment rule” and why should I care?
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Is there a benefit to incorporating in California at the end of the year?
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Can my accountant incorporate my business for me?
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How do I comply with the publication requirement if I want to form my business as a LLC in New York?
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Can I form a limited liability company to provide professional or nonprofessional services in California?
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How do I dissolve my corporation?