A corporation formed under the laws of another country or another state is a “foreign” corporation to all other states.
With India’s strong ties with Silicon Valley and its maturing tech and startup ecosystem, outside investments in Indian companies are becoming increasingly common. However, the Indian economic and legal regime…
An “S election” is the process by which a company designates itself as an S Corporation. S Corporations generally do not pay federal income tax but pass the tax liability for their profits through to their stockholders.
An earlier version of this post originally appeared on Bob’s blog In The (Red)® – The Business Bankruptcy Blog An Overview Of The Formal Corporate Wind Down If a corporation’s…
Pass-through (or “flow thru”) taxation exists when owners of applicable types of business entities pay taxes on the business profits in their personal tax return forms.
Most startups offer equity participation in their company to people providing services to the company, whether as employees, consultants, advisors or otherwise (which we will call “service providers” in this…
What is a minute book? A company’s minute book is meant to capture and record the entirety of the company’s corporate governance history, starting with its original filings and under…
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