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• C corporation tax
  C corporation has many tax advantages but there are also tax disadvantages to watch out for when incorporating a business as a C corporation.
  C_corporation_tax.html
  
  
• Checklist Forming Corporation
  A checklist for forming a corporation is often handy when you are forming a corporation for the first time.
  Checklist_Forming_Corporation.html
  
  
• Controlled Group
  A controlled group situation occurs when one person or one group of people controls many corporations. A controlled group is sometimes referred to as controlled group of corporations.
  Controlled_Group.html
  
  
• Corporate election
  When a business owner first incorporate a business as a C corporation, the business must make certain corporate election about the newly formed C corporation in a timely manners.
  Corporate_election.html
  
  
• Corporate Liquidation
  When does a corporate liquidation exist for tax purposes? A corporate liquidation exists for tax purposes when a corporation is no longer a going concern.
  Corporate_Liquidation.html
  
  
• Corporate Records
  Each corporation must keep corporate records. Corporate records detail activities of the corporation, its shareholders, directors and committees.
  Corporate_Records.html
  
  
• Corporation
  A corporation is created and regulated by state law. In order to enjoy the benefits of a corporation, follow the requirements of your state's Business Corporation Law / Business Corporation Act (BCA).
  Corporation.html
  
  
• Corporation Paperwork
  Each corporation has much paperwork. Below is a checklist of corporation paperwork to help corporations comply with all federal and state laws.
  Corporation_Paperwork.html
  
  
• Determine share price
  When incorporating, the business owner has to decide how many authorized and issued shares the new corporation will have and the business owner also has to determine what price per share of stock will be.
  Determine_share_price.html
  
  
• Dissolution of Partnership
  Dissolution of partnership requires the unanimous consent of all partners as outlined by the partnership agreement. The dissolution of a partnership occurs when the partners decide to terminate the partnership.
  Dissolution_of_Partnership.html
  
  

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