Sample Corporate Resolution
Corporate Resolution Samples
- Adopt a Fiscal Year
- Acquire Assets of a Business
- Acquire Shares of Stock
- Adopt a Trade Name
- Approve a Reorganization Plan under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code
- Appoint a Purchasing Agent
- Assign a Lease
- Authorize Borrowing on a Line of Credit
- Authorize a Specific Contract
- Authorize a Franchise Agreement
- Authorize a Sale/Leaseback Transaction
- Blanket Authority to Sell Assets
- Borrow Capital
- Borrow from a Designated Bank
- Borrow Against Inventory and Equipment
- Commence Litigation
- Defend in a Legal Suit
- Exercise Option to Extend a Lease
- Factor Accounts Receivable
- File a Reorganization Plan Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code
- File a Reorganization Plan Under Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code
- File for a Receivership
- Grant a Mortgage or Security Interest
- Granting Power of Attorney
- Hire an Employee
- Indemnify and Hold Harmless
- Issue a General Release
- Issue a Guarantee
- Issue an Option to Purchase Shares
- Lease Equipment
- Lease as a Lessor
- Lease a Motor Vehicle
- Lease Premises
- Loan Funds
- Make an Assignment to Creditors
- Mortgage Real Estate
- Negotiate a Specific Contract
- Obtain a Corporate Charge Card
- Obtain a Certain License
- Open a Bank Account
- Purchase Equipment
- Purchase a Motor Vehicle
- Purchase Real Estate
- Qualify as a Foreign Corporation in Another State
- Ratify Acts
- Ratify board of Directors Actions
- Reacquire and Redeem Outstanding Shares
- Reimburse Lender
- Retain an Accountant
- Retain an Attorney
- Retain a Professional Consultant
- Retain a Real Estate Broker
- Retain a Special Attorney
- Sell Corporate Assets Subject to Shareholder Approval
- Sell Business Assets
- Sell Corporate Shares
- Sell Certain Equipment
- Sell a Certain Motor Vehicle
- Sell Real Estate
- Settle Certain Litigation
- Sublet Space
- Terminate a Specific Contract
- Terminate a Certain Employee
- Terminate a Certain Lease
- Waive Restrictions on Transfer
We offer free samples of most corporate resolutions drafted by our document filing experts. We hope you find them useful.
Corporate resolutions include most formal actions and decisions approved by your board of directors (or in the case of an LLC-your members). There are multiple situations in which you would need a specific resolution to cover a particular transaction.
Corporate resolutions are resolutions made by your directors and shareholders on behalf of the company. These resolutions can range from assigning a lease or authorizing a contract, to selling real estate or terminating a lease. Drafting and maintaining Corporate Resolutions while operating your business can be a tedious task.
Check out our list of free sample examples to find out which of your company's decisions could benefit from this service.
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What are Corporate Resolutions?
Corporate Resolutions record the major decisions taken by a corporation's shareholders or board of directors during a meeting. While not always required, Corporate Resolutions are valuable because they indicate that the actions were taken by, and on behalf of, the corporation. Some Corporate Resolutions may be passed only by the Shareholders; others, only by the Board of Directors. Some must be passed by both groups. As a general rule all records, resolutions, and minutes of your corporation should be kept in your Corporate Minute Book maintained for no less than six years. Occasionally a Shareholder inspects the corporate books and records to ensure the corporation is operating in its best interests. Preserving these official documents long term is useful in the event that the actions of the Board of Directors are challenged.
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