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What You Need to Know About Articles of IncorporationBy Jeff Dodd To learn about the ABCs of creating a companys Article of Incorporation, it is good to learn about the components which make up this document. First, the 'Articles of Incorporation should state the complete name of the corporation. Words like Incorporated, Limited and Corporation could be indicated as a complete word or its corresponding abbreviation. The second most important thing to include is the name of the person or group of people who make up the organization. Aside from the names of the Incoporators or the people behind the organization, the corporate address should also be indicated in the Articles of Incorporation. It is also crucial to state whether the organization is a stock organization or a non-stock corporation, as this will determine how the profits of the company will be distributed. Furthermore, a non-stock corporation is sub-divided into a profit or non-profit organization. The period by which the corporation will run is also part of the legal document. In some cases, especially for a non-profitable organization, it is to exist for a limited span of time only after the corporation has served its purpose. The Articles of Incorporation can also include the by-laws or the rules which apply for all employees and officers of the organization. You can browse through the Internet to read hundreds of samples of Articles of Incorporation documents. You can also visit your local library or consult any legal book to get more information on how to write this legal document. When creating the 'Articles of Incorporation', you need to make sure that the document is complete, concise and each article included in the document is clear and straight to the point. It should also clearly define what the corporation is as a whole. Before submitting the final draft of your companys 'Articles of Incorporation' to the proper channel, you can have it checked by a local attorney for a flat fee, just to be on the safe side and ensure that everything is in order. About the Author: Jeff Dodd is a master writer on the topic of Articles Of Incorporation. For more detail info, visit us at http://www.allarticlesincorporation.com.
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