A partial listing of subjects covered:

• Should you incorporate your business?

• The sole proprietorship

• The partnership

• The limited liability company

• The corporation

• Where to incorporate

• Types of corporate stock

• Drafting a corporate purpose

• Choosing a fiscal year

• The corporate board and directors

• The Certificate or Articles of Incorporation

• Steps in the incorporation process

• The "S" Corporation election

• Maintaining corporate records

• Ten ways to dissolve a Corporation

• ... and much more!

Blank forms include:

• Minute book

• By-laws

• Waiver of Notice of Meeting of Incorporators and Directors

• Notice of Organizational Meeting of

• Incorporators and Directors

• Minutes of Organizational Meeting of Board of Directors

• Waiver of Notice, First Meeting of Shareholders

• Minutes, First Meeting of Shareholders

• Minutes, Shareholder's Annual Meeting

• Notice to Directors of Regular Board Meeting

• Minutes, Regular Board Meeting

• Minutes, Directors' Meeting

• Assignment of Assets

• Medical Care Reimbursement Plan

• Resolution Ratifying the Annexed Medical Care Reimbursement Plan

• Notice to Shareholders of Annual Meeting

• Stock Ledger and Transfer Ledger

• Stockholder's Proxy

• Certificate of Incorporation for New York

• Plus FREE bonus - How to Save on Attorney Fees

The kit shows how E-Z it is to incorporate in any state without a lawyer.  You get the forms which generally conform to the legal requirements of all states (although it will be necessary to obtain certain state-specific forms from your Secretary of State's office) and the information necessary to incorporate, conduct meetings, record minutes, and protect your personal assets from business debts.

Simple to use, this kit contains:

• Notice of Meetings

• Waivers

• Corporate Minutes

• By-laws

• Corporate Records

• Special Resolutions

• Complete incorporation manual

• Address and phone numbers for the Departments of Incorporation in each state

Note: This product does not contain Articles of Incorporation, which vary from state to state.