Sample Legal Document - Minutes of Action of Incorporator
Corporation LawThe following document is a sample of the recorded minutes of an incorporator taken during the formation stage of a corporation.
MINUTES OF ACTION OF INCORPORATOR TAKEN WITHOUT A MEETING BY WRITTEN CONSENT
The following action is…
Sample Document | Minutes of Initial Meeting of Board of Directors
Corporation Law, Legal FormsMINUTES OF ACTION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
GREGORY M. MASTERSON CONSTRUCTION, INC.,
A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION.
The director of the above corporation, Gregory Michael Masterson, pursuant to the bylaws of the Corporation hereby…
Trademark Specimen - Requirements and Tips
Intellectual Property, Legal FormsTrademark registrations require the applicant to demonstrate use of the proposed mark by showing a trademark specimen. A specimen is "a label, tag, or container for the goods, or a display associated with the goods. The Office may accept another…
8 Great Things To Do With Your Stimulus Tax Refund
Consumer Law, Personal FinanceGreat Ideas for your tax windfall--a must-read.
Legal Form | Credit Repair: Method of Verification Demand
Consumer Law, Credit Repair, Legal Forms-This is a sample "MOV" or "method of verification" letter. It's an advanced tool in a consumer's credit repair arsenal. Before using it, you should read about Method of Verification.
Experian
701 Experian Parkway
Allen, TX 75013
RE:…
Method of Verification - Credit Repair Device
Consumer Law, Credit RepairAt least one major credit repair website touts "Method of Verification" as a "secret credit repair tool." Well, not exactly. Method of Verification, or "MOV," refers to a statutory right that consumers enjoy to demand that a credit reporting…
What Is an S Corporation?
Corporation Law, TaxationWhat Is an S Corporation?
An S Corporation is a C Corporation that elects "Subchapter S" status. All S Corporations begin their lives as C Corporations; Corporations elect to change their status to S Corporations.
The S Corporation Election…
S Corporation Election
Corporation Law, TaxationHow to Make the S Corporation Election
All S Corporations begin their lives as C Corporations--no Secretary of State in the US makes a distinction between S Corporation and C Corporation. The S Corporation election is just that: an election.
The…
Types of Corporations
Corporation LawAn unbiased guide to the different types of corporations, including C corporation, S corporation, close corporation, and professional corporation.
What Is a Deficiency Judgement in a Foreclosure | Debt After Foreclosure
Real Estate Law
Will I Owe a Debt After Foreclosure?
Well, let's begin with a different question: will I be sued after a foreclosure? Whether you can be sued after a foreclosure depends on whether your state is a deficiency state or an anti-deficiency…
LLC Tax Advantages - LLC Advantages
Limited Liability Companies, TaxationFirst, a definition. An LLC is a statutorily created form of business entity that combine features of both partnerships and corporations. For more information on the differences between these business entities, please read: Corporation vs. LLC…
Federal Income Tax Brackets - Federal Tax Brackets
TaxationFederal Income Tax Brackets
Federal Tax Brackets
February 2008
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Schedule X -- Single Filer
If taxable income is over--
But not over--
The tax is:
$0
$7,825
10% of the amount over $0
$7,825
$31,850
$782.50…
Small Claims Court | Statute of Limitations
Small Claims CourtAll civil claims which arise in small claims court will be subject to some statute of limitations. A statute of limitations is a law that dictates the number of years in which a claim must be brought for liability to attach to a defendant. If…
Small Claims Court: Researching the Likelihood of Recovery
Small Claims CourtNow you must turn to the question of whether a judgment can ever be collected from the defendant. If the defendant does not pay a judgment voluntarily, the plaintiff is then forced to resort to time-consuming collection efforts such as placing…
Small Claims Court: Personal Jurisdiction
Small Claims CourtPersonal jurisdiction refers to the ability and authority of a court in a state to have jurisdiction over the parties to a dispute. Personal jurisdiction operates on a state-by-state basis. So, if any court in the state has personal jurisdiction…