So What is This Book About?

Why did you incorporate? Like most people, you wanted the benefits that come with incorporation - liability protection - tax benefits - increased respectability for your business. These are important but they are not automatic. You've got to set up and run your corporation properly to get the benefits.

However, with lawyer fees as high as $200 to $300 per hour, most small business owners simply cannot afford to call a lawyer every time they have a question about setting up and running their corporation.

So what can they do?

At last, there is a unique new resource written by long time business attorney Robert Montgomery - just for the owners and operators of small business corporations - its called the

The Corporate Resource Guide

Its not a legal treatise full of high sounding lawyer talk and legalese - rather it's a nuts and bolts guide book stock full of practical information, procedures, and useful corporate forms.

Corporate Resource GuideThe information and resources contained in this unique new corporate guide could easily save you hundreds - maybe even thousands - of dollars each year. In the long run, it could save you a lot more by helping you properly organize and operate your corporation to insure you get the full liability protection and benefits you are entitled to.

It's like having an extra insurance policy for your business.

The sad thing is that many people never complete the organization of their corporation and don't take the necessary steps to maintain it properly. (Believe me, there's more to it than just filing the initial paperwork with the state).Failure to fully organize and properly operate your corporation, puts you at risk for losing the benefits and liability protection you were hoping to get by setting up a corporation in the first place. Fortunately, now you can get some help without paying an arm and leg for it.

Learn how you can set up and run your own corporation without calling a lawyer every time you have a question. Just $87.00.

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Small business owners are regularly confronted by a bewildering array of legal questions and issues about whether to incorporate their business and if they do, how to operate the corporation. Ignoring these questions can result in serious consequences. But calling a lawyer to answer these questions (with typical legal fees running $150-$250 an hour) is cost prohibitive for many small business owners.

One section of the Resource Guide gives you step-by-step instructions on how to take the most common corporate actions or procedures.

  • For example - have you wondered how to conduct a corporate meeting and then prepare minutes?
  • The Resource Guide provides step-by-step instructions - including an agenda - for holding corporate meetings and preparing minutes.
  • Have you wondered if there was a way to legally avoid meetings and minutes? Well there is and the Resource Guide shows you how - step by step - including the special forms you can use for this purpose.
  • Have you wondered how to change your corporate name or how to amend the articles of incorporation or bylaws?
  • Have you wondered how to do any of the following corporate procedures:
    • Add new shareholders
    • Remove a shareholder
    • Issue additional shares of stock
    • Cancel shares that have already been issued
    • Change officers or directors
    • How to authorize the borrowing of money by or from the corporation
    • How to authorize the sale of assets by the Corporation
    • How to dissolve the corporation
    • How to correct the failure to follow corporate formalities in the past

The Corporate Resource Guide will show you - step by step - how to take each of these common corporate actions. In addition to learning how to perform common corporate procedures - you'll find answers too many questions about organizing a new corporation or operating an existing one - questions like these:

  • When I incorporate, is it good in all states? Can a corporation do business in different states?
  • What's the basic difference between an S corporation and a limited liability company (LLC)?
  • Isn't it easier to just operate as a sole proprietorship or partnership?
  • Should I incorporate in Nevada or Delaware?
  • Can I use any name I want for my new corporation?
  • Can I operate different types of business under the same corporation?
  • Is it necessary or wise to reserve a corporate name in advance?
  • What steps are required to complete the corporate organization? (Step by step procedures)
  • What is a registered agent and do I need one?Even if you have an attorney to work with you, you can often save time and money if you are familiar with and understand some of the legal principles upon which corporations operate before talking to your attorney.
  • What information will I need to provide to the bank to open a new account?
  • What are preemptive rights and do I need them?
  • Is there an advantage in using several different Corporations or LLC's?
  • What is a "corporate kit" and do I need one? Where can I get one?
  • What is a "corporate seal" and do I need one? Where can I get one?
  • Can I form a one person? Are there any special requirements?
  • What Are Corporate Formalities and Are They Really Necessary?
  • Do I have to have corporate meetings?
  • Can I sell shares to anyone? Do the state and federal securities laws affect me?
  • Is there liability for bad decisions?
  • What happens if one of the shareholders decides to leave the business?
  • How are disputes between shareholders and/or directors decided?
  • Why have a "Shareholders Agreement" ("Buy- Sell Agreement") - step by step procedures?
  • What happens to my corporation in divorce?
  • How do I keep control of the corporation?
  • How do we determine the value if someone wants to sell- out or quit?

And much, much more!

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This Corporate Resource Guide provides basic answers, in an easy-to-understand format, to many questions about the organization and operation of a small corporation. It also describes basic procedures in a simple step-by-step format and provides sample forms for taking some routine actions that are important in the organization and operation of a small corporation. Imagine having a guide to running your corporation at the tip of your fingertips. The Corporate Resource Guide is your source for all you need to operate your own small corporation.

Why wait? Get all of Robert Montgomery's secrets for only $87.00!

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