Your corporation might have a small board consisting of a president, secretary and treasurer, or, if it is an "S" corporation, it might have only one shareholder: you. Record the important business ...

Day-to-day operations are the bread and butter of the corporation, but official meetings and the preparation of minutes are equally important. Minutes document governance of the business, such as ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. For most entrepreneurs, corporate record-keeping is the least fun part of the job. When you’re running a growing business, it’s tempting ...

Corporate minutes reflect decisions made or actions taken by the corporation’s shareholders and/or its board of directors during a meeting. Recordkeeping can be a boring and troublesome chore that no ...

Depending on the business structure your clients have chosen and the state they are registered in, they may be required to hold an annual meeting and record minutes. Let’s take a moment to discuss ...

They seem unimportant and even a nuisance to keep track of, but come tax audit time, corporate minutes can save a business a lot of money in additional taxes and related expenses. All corporations, ...

Corporations Code Section 1500 establishes the basic rules governing corporate minutes. The statute requires California corporations to ”keep minutes of the proceedings of its shareholders, board and ...

A California corporation is required to keep "minutes of the proceedings of its shareholders, board and committees of the board". Cal. Corp. Code § 1500. Minutes are required to be open to inspection ...