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hey my name is steve parr i am a vancouver british columbia business lawyer and today were going to take a look at the articles of incorporation of a company so this is a british british columbia business corporations act company so that means that the articles need to comply with the rules that are set out in that statute so statute refers to legislation thats generated by by the government so um so were not going to cover off everything here theres way too much inside of an articles uh instead of articles to possibly fit inside of a video so boring you to absolute absolute tears um but in this were just going to cover the the basics here and take a special look at the shares so the special rights and restrictions generally the articles of incorporation tend to be fairly boilerplate there are important exceptions so um that we cant get into at this point but in general the articles are are are going to be fairly boilerplate and and these kind of items here up until part 1 thro

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What does shares mean on the articles of incorporation?

Authorized shares refers to the number of shares the corporation is allowed to issue under its certificate or articles of incorporation.

How many shares should I put in my company?

Divide the amount of money you have available to invest in the stock by its current share price. If your broker allows you to buy fractional shares, the result is the number of shares you can buy. If you can buy only full shares (most common), round down to the nearest whole number.

How many shares should a founder have?

In general, independent startup advisors account for a maximum of 5% of shares. Investors own 20-30% of startup shares, while the founders and co-founders should have more than 60%. You can also leave around 5% of available shares but allocate 10% to employees.

How many shares should I put on articles of incorporation?

Legally, there are no rules on the number of authorized shares you should issue, Lloyd Mousilli advises. Theres no need for rules because the number, practically speaking, doesnt matter. If you issue 10 million shares, someone who holds 1 million shares owns 10 percent of the company.

How many shares does incorporation have?

How Many Shares of Stock are Required? A corporation cant be a corporation without at least one share of stock. So you must have at least one shareholder, and one share of stock. You can have (authorize) as many shares of stock as you want, however, this may increase your filing fees in some cases.

How do you share ownership of a corporation?

You should put a new shareholder agreement into place that specifies that there is a transfer of the shares of stock to the new owner. In addition to the shareholder agreement, you must issue the new shares of stock to the new owner.

Can I share certificate of incorporation?

To issue share certificates, there should be an allotment or subscription during the companys incorporation. A board resolution should be passed in a board meeting for an issue of share certificates.

How many shares should I issue when incorporating?

Legally, there are no rules on the number of authorized shares you should issue, Lloyd Mousilli advises. Theres no need for rules because the number, practically speaking, doesnt matter. If you issue 10 million shares, someone who holds 1 million shares owns 10 percent of the company.

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