August 23, 2018
Happy New Year. With the new year comes the sweeping out of the old, which is where your corporate housekeeping comes into play. Many entrepreneurs think their legal work is done once they’ve incorporated or formed a limited liability company. Not so. Most states’ statutes require you to compile a written record of your major activities at least once a year (called “annual minutes”). Nina Yablok’s Bizblawg gives a nice summary of what to do. I’m not sure how to document “unanimous written consent.” Consult your business attorney, who can tell you what should be included and how it should be worded. Better yet, don’t do it yourself–delegate it. Want to learn more about Kaufman Business Law? This is the video to watch. Watch our Video
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