South Carolina Corporate Practice Manual, 2nd Edition Out of Stock
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Principal Authors:
Professor Gregory B. Adams
Professor James R. Burkhard
Joseph D. Clark, Esquire
Sherwood M. Cleveland, Esquire
Brant J. Hellwig, Esquire
David A. Merline Jr., Esquire
©2005
The South Carolina Corporate
Practice Manual, Second Edition is a comprehensive and practical handbook designed for both the
general practitioner and corporate specialist. This updated resource tracks the
entire process of forming and operating most types of corporate entities.
Fully updated since the
First Edition, the book includes practical instructions on advising clients
about selecting the correct corporate entity, choosing and protecting the
corporate name, corporate finance and control, and securities.
Model articles, bylaws,
resolutions, minutes, tax and other forms are included on CD.
Summary of Contents:
Chapter 1 - Choice of Business Entity: Weighing the LLC
Against the Alternatives
Chapter 2 - Capitalizing the Corporation, Tax Issues at
Formation, and Distributing Funds from the Corporation
Chapter 3 - Control Arrangements
Chapter 4 - S Corporations
Chapter 5 - Prior to Incorporation: Issues and
Liability
Chapter 6 - Corporate Name
Chapter 7 - Articles of Incorporation
Chapter 8 - Organizational Minutes
Chapter 9 - Bylaws
Chapter 10 - Initial and Subsequent Annual Reports
Chapter 11 - Stock Certificates and Corporate Records
Chapter 12 - Statutory Close Corporations Articles
Chapter 13 - Statutory Close Corporations Minutes
Chapter 14 - Professional Corporations Articles
Chapter 15 - Professional Corporations Organizational
Minutes and Bylaws
Chapter 16 - Securities
Chapter 17 - Shareholder Meetings and Written Consents
Chapter 18 - Shareholder Powers and Rights
Chapter 19 - Directors
Chapter 20 - Corporate Officers
Chapter 21 - C Corporation Tax Fringe Benefits
Chapter 22 - Foreign Corporations
Chapter 23 - Dissolution
Chapter 24 - Liability of Officers, Directors, and
Shareholders
Chapter 25 - Domestications and Conversions
Chapter 26 - Administrative, Tax and Regulatory Matters
Affecting Incorporation of New Business
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