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What is the proper way of purchasing my companies founding stock?
What is the advantage of setting up separate IP holding companies?Research of US public corporations: disclosing amounts paid to buy other companies or other assetsPublic exposure/indecency: how do porno companies get away with it?Stock shares purchased with promissory note - definition of “substantial” for personal liability in Regs. Sec. 1.83-3(a)(2)?Virginia non-stock corporate board electionsWhat is the legal basis for unilateral share dilution?What role does the person who signs post incorporation paperwork have in the company?What is the company structure that will effectively limit liability to the parent company, and not any of it's subdivisions?What is the Principals name and title?What are the benefits of creating a corporation in Delaware?
I recently set up my company (C-Corp). In order to compete the stock purchase agreement I had to deposit a check in the company's bank account addressed to the company etc.
What I did: I walked into my company's bank's local branch with the check filled out and addressed properly, gave it to the frontwoman telling her I needed to deposit this in the company's account as part of the stock purchase agreement. I am unsure as to whether she understood, given that she just added the deposit to the company's account with no special note (The note for deposits seen online).
Note: I did keep a copy of the check for my own papers as well as the company's'.
My question is: Did I do it properly? Should I now complete the stock purchase agreement paperwork listing the date of the purchase?
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I recently set up my company (C-Corp). In order to compete the stock purchase agreement I had to deposit a check in the company's bank account addressed to the company etc.
What I did: I walked into my company's bank's local branch with the check filled out and addressed properly, gave it to the frontwoman telling her I needed to deposit this in the company's account as part of the stock purchase agreement. I am unsure as to whether she understood, given that she just added the deposit to the company's account with no special note (The note for deposits seen online).
Note: I did keep a copy of the check for my own papers as well as the company's'.
My question is: Did I do it properly? Should I now complete the stock purchase agreement paperwork listing the date of the purchase?
corporate-law incorporation
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I recently set up my company (C-Corp). In order to compete the stock purchase agreement I had to deposit a check in the company's bank account addressed to the company etc.
What I did: I walked into my company's bank's local branch with the check filled out and addressed properly, gave it to the frontwoman telling her I needed to deposit this in the company's account as part of the stock purchase agreement. I am unsure as to whether she understood, given that she just added the deposit to the company's account with no special note (The note for deposits seen online).
Note: I did keep a copy of the check for my own papers as well as the company's'.
My question is: Did I do it properly? Should I now complete the stock purchase agreement paperwork listing the date of the purchase?
corporate-law incorporation
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I recently set up my company (C-Corp). In order to compete the stock purchase agreement I had to deposit a check in the company's bank account addressed to the company etc.
What I did: I walked into my company's bank's local branch with the check filled out and addressed properly, gave it to the frontwoman telling her I needed to deposit this in the company's account as part of the stock purchase agreement. I am unsure as to whether she understood, given that she just added the deposit to the company's account with no special note (The note for deposits seen online).
Note: I did keep a copy of the check for my own papers as well as the company's'.
My question is: Did I do it properly? Should I now complete the stock purchase agreement paperwork listing the date of the purchase?
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