Operating Models and Tax Planning of U.S. Companies (Fourth Edition)

Author: Michael R. Diamond et al. (USA)
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Publish Date: 2003-05-13
Features: In this book, you can find answers to all these questions. The author analyzes the pros and cons of various company models to help you find the one that best suits you. The book introduces how to structure a company to maximize legal, tax, and operational advantages. Additionally, the book provides many practical documents used in operations (including instructions for filling them out) for reference, such as company formation documents, tax forms, sample shareholder agreements, and proxy agreements. These documents help readers better understand the content of the book. The book has been revised according to the latest legal requirements and also includes a new Chapter 13, "Corporations." It will provide you with new and strong guidance on the following issues:
1. How to form a company? How to choose different forms of companies, such as general limited liability companies, Subchapter S corporations, partnerships, LLCs, etc.?
2. How to leverage legal provisions to maximize benefits?
3. How to arrange employee compensation to minimize the tax burden on both the company and employees?
4. How to handle issues related to securities law? How to formulate dividend policies? How to draft articles of incorporation?
5. How to fill out tax forms? How to issue meeting notices and take meeting minutes?
6. How to choose a company form and handle corporate affairs according to the "Standard Corporation Law" and state laws?
This book not only tells readers how to form a company but also explains why it should be done this way.