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Every corporation must maintain specific documents, including articles, bylaws, director resolutions, shareholder resolutions, share certificates, share registers, and ledgers, compiled in a binder known as the minute book. This minute book is legally required and essential for establishing the legal relationship among shareholders. It is crucial when applying for a bank loan, as banks will typically request to review it. Additionally, when selling the corporation, potential buyers will want to examine the minute book. In case of a CRA audit, the documents within the minute book will also be reviewed.

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What is required in a minute book?

The Minute Book is a record of all key corporate documents. The Minute Book will typically contain minutes of shareholders meetings and minutes of directors meetings, articles of incorporation, bylaws, directors resolutions, shareholders resolutions and annual reports.

Can you make your own minute book?

It is mandatory for a Quebec chartered company to have a minute book. IncorpDirect Inc. only sells customized minute books. Beware of our competitors who will sell you incomplete minute book and you must prepare and customize by-laws, resolutions, registers and share certificates yourself.

Can minute books be electronic?

Online minute book companies have integrated and secure electronic signature capabilities, which would save time and reduce administrative costs when signing multi-party documents.

Can a minute book be digital?

Digital minute books reduce the physical storage needs and costs of maintaining expensive real estate to store binders as digital storage is infinately less expensive. Digital minute books can be searched easily, making it extremely easy to find information quickly.

Who updates the minute book?

Once your lawyer receives the instructions he will update the minute book for a small fee.

What documents go in a minute book?

The following documents are typically found in minute books: Articles of Incorporation (and any other Articles of the company) By-laws of the company. Minutes of the directors and shareholders meetings/resolutions. Directors and officers registers. Shareholder register and ledgers. Share transfer register.

Do you need a physical minute book?

By law, a corporation is required to maintain certain corporate records at its corporate records address. This information must be made available to persons entitled to access it, which can include shareholders, directors, creditors, and members of the public.

What do you mean by minute book?

1. : a book in which written minutes or other records are entered. 2. : the official written record of the transactions of the stockholders and directors of a corporation.

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