How to Form a Corporation in New York Book

Using Self-Help Law Books-
Introduction Chapter 1: What a Corporation Is -
Chapter 2: Deciding to Incorporate -
-Advantages
-Disadvantages Chapter 3: Types of Corporations -
-New York Corporation or Foreign Corporation
-S Corporation or C Corporation
-Inc. or P.C.
-Not-for-Profit Corporations Chapter 4: Start-Up Procedures -
-Filing Procedures
-Name Check
-Licenses
-Certificate of Incorporation
-Organizational Paperwork
-Corporate Supplies
-Tax Forms
-Bank Accounts
-Organizational Meeting
-Minute Book
-Shareholder Agreement

Chapter 5: Selling Corporate Stock-
-Federal Exemptions from Securities Laws
-New York Securities Laws
-Internet Stock Sales
-Payment for Shares
-New York Securities Registration Chapter 6: Running a Corporation-
-Day-to-Day Activities
-Corporate Records
-Shareholder Meetings
-Board of Directors
-Bi-Annual Reports Chapter 7: Amending a Corporation
-Certificate of Incorporation
-Bylaws Chapter 8: Dissolving a Corporation
-Voluntary Dissolution
-Involuntary Dissolution
-Post-Dissolution
-Restoration of a Dissolved Corporation
-Bankruptcy Glossary Appendix A: Checklist -
Appendix B: Resources -
Appendix C: Corporate Fee Schedule -
Appendix D: Selected New York Corporation Statutes Appendix E: Forms -
Index -

Brette McWhorter Sember is a former New York state attorney and skilled mediator. She was on the Law Guardian panel in four counties and acted as a volunteer mediator for the Better Business Bureau. Sember is an expert at explaining and simplifying legal concepts. She has written more than 30 books, including File for Divorce in New York, Tenant's Rights in New York, Landlord's Rights in New York, The Complete Legal Guide to Senior Care, The Complete Credit Repair Kit, The Infertility Answer Book, The Adoption Answer Book, How to Parent with Your Ex, Gay & Lesbian Legal Rights, How to Form a Corporation in New York, Child Custody, Visitation, and Support in New York, Seniors' Rights and many more. Her web site is www.BretteSember.com.

Mark Warda received his B. A. from the University of Illinois in Chicago and his J.D. from the University of Illinois in Champaign. He practiced law in Clearwater, Florida, then gave up a busy practice to publish self-help law books. He has written or co-authored over sixty self-help law books, including How to Register Your Own Copyright and How to Register Your Own Trademark.