Don’t you think it would be nice if you could do corporation minutes online? And keep
them in an online minute book? Instead of keeping them in a 3 ring notebook? Well, I do. I
dream of it. Minutes in the cloud. I’d type them up, hit the upload button, and watch
them magically appear, organized in chronological order, right there on the web page....
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It’s very easy to form a Florida corporation these days. Perhaps too easy. All you have to do
is go to www.sunbiz.org, fill in names and addresses, answer a few questions, and charge the filing
fee to your credit card. Then whammo you’ve got a new Florida corporation. The problem is if
that’s all you did then you’re missing a lot of documents. And a lot of planning
opportunities....
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It’s important for all Florida corporations to hold an annual meeting of shareholders and an
annual meeting of directors. Even if it’s not a Fortune 500 company. Even if it has just one
shareholder. Why? To elect directors and officers, review annual financial statements, and do the
other things that corporation shareholders and corporation directors are supposed to do....
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Corporations are formed in Florida by filing articles of incorporation with the Florida Division of
Corporations. But that is just the first step. There are other legal documents to be prepared, such
as bylaws, minutes, stock certificates, etc., and there are accounting and tax matters to deal with....
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Under the Florida corporation laws, the board of directors is charged with managing the corporation.
Generally, the shareholders elect the directors, and the directors elect the officers, and the
officers hire and fire the employees. The board of directors sets the policies that the officers and
employees are to follow. The board of directors ratifies and approves contracts of the corporation....
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Generally, the officers of a Florida corporation are a president, a secretary, a treasurer, and one
or more vice presidents or assistant officers. Officers are elected by the board of directors,
who in turn are elected by the shareholders....
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Florida law gives shareholders the right to certain financial information about the corporation. In
addition, the articles of incorporation and bylaws of the corporation may give shareholders
additional rights....
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