Written by Avvo Staff, almost 4 years ago.
A corporation is a formal way to organize your business to gain rights and privileges, and to limit your personal liability. There may be tax and financial advantages to incorporation, but it can... more
Written by attorney Daniel Kellogg, about 2 years ago.
Unincorporated Association: An unincorporated club, church or other group is an unincorporated association. All members of an unincorporated association are personally liable for any obligations... more
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Written by Avvo Staff, about 4 years ago.
If you're starting a business, carefully consider what business structure will be best for the type of business you plan to operate. Different corporate structures offer varying tax advantages.... more
Written by Avvo Staff, almost 4 years ago.
To use a sports analogy, bylaws are essentially a company's "playbook." They contain all the information on how the corporation is to be run, as well as information on the rights and responsibilities... more
Written by Avvo Staff, almost 4 years ago.
Every state gives individuals or groups the right to start a corporation. The Articles of Incorporation are documents that establish a corporation in the state where the individual or group lives and... more
Written by Avvo Staff, almost 4 years ago.
At its simplest, incorporating a business involves creating Articles of Incorporation (rules for managing a corporation) and filing them with the appropriate state agency. Incorporation becomes "... more
Written by attorney Kevin Davidson, almost 4 years ago.
Factors To Consider Regarding Offshore Jurisdictions.. Whether an offshore entity is appropriate and which jurisdiction may be most advantageous depends on many factors. The corporate structure and... more
Written by attorney Jon Jackson, almost 4 years ago.
Be Smart: Protect Your Business and Assets. A "C Corporation" (or simply a Corporation) is considered by law to be a unique entity separate from those that own it. As an individual entity, a... more
