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Begin by entering the name of your corporation at the top of the form. This is essential for identifying your entity.
In the section titled 'Minutes of Annual Actions Taken', provide details about the actions taken by shareholders and directors. Ensure all necessary signatures are included.
For the 'Election of Directors' section, list each director's name and address. Make sure to include all current members.
In the 'Approval of Actions by Directors' section, confirm that previous actions taken by the board are ratified and accepted.
Fill out the 'Election of Officers' section with names and positions for President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer.
Finally, ensure that all shareholders and directors sign at the bottom to validate consent for these resolutions.

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Whats the difference between 10K and annual report?

What is the Annual Report? The two terms, Annual Report and Form 10-K, are often used interchangeably. However, the annual report is more marketing-oriented for shareholders, whereas the 10-K is a technical document filed with the SEC.

Who has to file an annual report in Virginia?

Each Virginia corporation and foreign corporation authorized to do business in Virginia must file an Annual Report with the Office of the Clerk every year. The report is due annually by the last day of the 12th month after the entity was incorporated or issued a certificate of authority.

What is the Virginia annual registration fee?

Each Virginia corporation and foreign corporation authorized to do business in Virginia must file an Annual Report with the Office of the Clerk every year. Log on to CIS at . Note: Google Chrome, Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge are recommended. File an Annual Report with No Changes.

What is a Virginia annual report?

The purpose of the Annual Report is to verify that your information is up to date. All corporations must file an Annual Report beginning the year after incorporation or registration with the Clerks Office verifying the information is correct or indicating any changes, additions, or deletions.

What is the purpose of the annual report?

An annual report is a yearly publication that public companies are required to share with shareholders, outlining their business performance and financial status. It reviews the past years activities, includes projections for the future, and provides comprehensive financial and operational data.