Publisher's Synopsis
This is the first serious, but nontechnical, book on the subject for business people and professionals in general practice. It explains the process of incorporating and the issues to be confronted by the incorporators and their advisors. Also provided is informantion about the choices available to the corporation and the ramifications of each particular choice and an explanation to corporate officers and directors of their duties to their corporation. The tax consequences of incorporation, including the impact of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 is discussed. The book also contains many examples and sample forms, and chapters cover that what a corporation is, choice of form, financial structure, dividends, considerations of corporate control, and articles of incorporation.
