Corporate Records Maintenance Package for Existing Corporations - Montana 2026

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  2. Begin with Form 1: Organizational Minutes. Fill in the name of your corporation and state of incorporation. Document the actions taken during the organizational meeting, including the election of directors and approval of by-laws.
  3. Proceed to Form 2: By-Laws. Input your corporation's name and address. Ensure that all sections are completed, detailing shareholder meetings and director responsibilities.
  4. For Form 3: Annual Minutes, record any annual actions taken by shareholders and directors. Include names and addresses of elected officers.
  5. Continue with Forms 4 through 7 for notices regarding special and annual meetings. Specify dates, times, and purposes clearly.
  6. Utilize Forms 8 through 10 for resolutions from shareholders or directors as needed, ensuring all actions are documented accurately.
  7. Complete resignation forms (Forms 13-15) if applicable, providing necessary details about resigning individuals.

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How to Start a Corporation in Montana Name Your Corporation. Designate a Registered Agent. Submit Articles of Incorporation. Get an EIN. File the Beneficial Ownership Information Report. Write Corporate Bylaws. Hold an Organizational Meeting. Open a Corporate Bank Account.
Starting an LLC in Montana is a good call if youre looking to access liability protection, numerous tax options, and a flexible management structure. As a bonus, Montana recently slashed its LLC formation fees in half, from $70 to $35, making starting a business even more affordable.
Local city and county offices provide all business licensing in Montana. The State of Montana provides professional licenses. Visit the Montana Department of Revenue for more information. Contact the Secretary of States office for any business registration information.
All Montana LLCs need to pay $20 per year for the Montana Annual Report fee. These state fees are paid to the Secretary of State. And this is the only state-required annual fee. You have to pay this to keep your LLC in good standing.
In Montana, businesses must file an Annual Report each year by April 15. There is a $20 filing fee. The Montana Annual Report must be submitted online via the Secretary of State website. Note: 2025 Annual Report filing fees have been waived by the Montana Secretary of State.

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