Recently, I happened across a summary of the "key features" of a corporation on the California Franchise Tax Board's website. Recognizing that it is always a challenge to summarize accurately complex legal matters, I do beg to differ with some of...
Alter Ego, Bylaws, chapter 5, Corporate Governance, franchise tax board, Nevada Corporations, Section 2105, Section 506
Section 202 of the California Corporations Code lists those provisions that must be included in a California corporation's articles of incorporation in order for them the be accepted by the Secretary of State for filing. There are a number of other...
articles of incorporation, Bylaws, Corporate Governance, General Corporation Law, Section 204(a)
Credit Unions got their start in Nineteenth Century Germany. In 1909, Roman Catholic textile workers opened the first credit union in the United States, St. Mary's Cooperative Credit Association (later, renamed La Caisse Populaire Ste.-Marie). At...
10 CCR 30.105, amendment, Bylaws, Commissioner of Business Oversight, Credit Union, Financial Code, Financial Institutions, NCUA, state charter, Uncategorized
Recently, I came across a proxy statement for a California corporation that stated the vote required for shareholder action on several proposals was "the affirmative vote of the majority of the shares represented at the Annual Meeting and entitled...
abstentions, articles of incorporation, Bylaws, Corporate Governance, entitled to vote, Section 204(a)(5), Section 602, votes cast
Keith Paul Bishop
