Should I use the sample Articles of Incorporation or Organization that the Secretary of State supplies to start my corporation or LLC?
The forms supplied by the Secretary of State contain only the minimal information and decisions about your business organization that are required by the statutes. There are several important issues regarding stock, voting, and power issues that you should discuss with a lawyer before you organize your business that aren’t included in the form Articles you can get from the Secretary of State. There are also several protective provisions that can and should be included in a good set of Articles of Incorporation or Organization that are not included in the Secretary of State’s minimal form of Articles.
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