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The short answer is yes. Its possible for a majority shareholder to sell the company, even if the minority shareholders dont agree to it. That said, the majority shareholder would still need to abide by the terms of existing internal governance documents, agreements, and laws.
In a typical situation, the removal is based by a majority vote of the shareholders. However, the bylaws may require some different type of proportion, such as 75 percent of the vote, two-thirds, super-majority or a unanimous vote. In some situations, the officer is both an officer and a shareholder.
When a company wants to remove a minority shareholder, they have the option of buying back the shares. However, the shareholder can refuse to do this. So the next option is rather drastic and time-consuming. The company can be wound up (voluntarily).
Potential options available in removing a shareholder 1) Review and check the articles of association of the company and any Shareholders agreement. 2) Alter the articles of association. 3) Do not pay dividends. 4) Negotiation. 5) Wind up the Company.
Without an agreement or a violation of it, youll need at least 75% majority to remove a shareholder, and said shareholder must have less than a 25% majority. The removal is accomplished through votes, and the shareholder is then compensated upon elimination, according to Masterson.

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Legal Requirements S corporation shareholders may freely withdraw from the corporation, but if they wish to do so through a transfer of shares, they must first ensure that the transferee is a United States citizen; noncitizens cannot be shareholders of S corporations.
When a company wants to remove a minority shareholder, they have the option of buying back the shares. However, the shareholder can refuse to do this. So the next option is rather drastic and time-consuming. The company can be wound up (voluntarily).
Shareholder Exit means the earlier to occur of (i) the time, after the Closing Date, when less than two Persons (other than the JVC and AUO Taiwan) who are parties to this Agreement or otherwise bound by its provisions beneficially own any Shares and (ii) the liquidation or dissolution of the JVC.
Claim majority. Without an agreement or a violation of it, youll need at least 75% majority to remove a shareholder, and said shareholder must have less than a 25% majority. The removal is accomplished through votes, and the shareholder is then compensated upon elimination, according to Masterson.
Shareholders, or owners, of C corporations, can take money out of the company in two ways: salary and wages or dividends. These corporations pay income taxes on all profit, including profit distributed to shareholders.

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