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        Types of businesses - Sole Proprietor, Partnerships (GP, LP, LLP), LLC, Corporations (C-Corp, S Corp) 
  
Limits on authority should be drafted in conjunction with the provision that grants authority - such as Bob Smith is manager and manager cannot establish a liability of more than $100K for the company.   
  
The ONLY document we should sign a lawyer is cert of formation where we are registered agent 
  
Name documents logically with name, type of document, who is author,  v1, 2, etc.    |  
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        Benes - low cost, single person, single taxation, no formalities 
  
Cons - unlimited liability, no structure to the company - OK for small business wiht few potential liabilities.    |  
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        Few Formalities, pass through tax treatment - taxed twice unlimited liability, must have at least 2 people 
  
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        Flexibility, limited liability, variable tax depending on number of members 
  
less developed case law, good for most small startup companies.  
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        Benefits - limited liability, well established case law 
  
Drawbacks - inflexible, two levels of tax, lots of formalities or default to standard law 
  
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- Choose business name, cannot be duplicate
 
- Reserve the name
 
- Retain registered agent
 
- Draft and file cert of formation
 
- For an LLC, draft and get member to sign op agrmnt
 
- Members/stockholders contribute capital and get stock
 
- Qualify to do business in other states as needed
 
- Get EIN with IRS
 
- Apply for business licences as needed
 
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        goto corpfiles.delaware.gov/inc09.pfd - see on slides 
  
Delaware code online - can get this - chapter 1 is general corporation law - will be used a good amount in this  
  
18-201 is the certificate of formation for DE law 
  
Onestop.delaware.gov is the best place to go and startup a business - also look at business firststeps in delaware.gov  |  
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        | Main categories of Covenatns |  
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        Affirmative - promises to take certain action 
  
Negative - promises to not take certain actions 
  
Financial - promises to make financial level of performance or not take certain action unless pre determined requirements are met  |  
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        can use her LLC op agreement for class 4 assignment 
Op agreement origination date today 27 jan 2020 
UNITS are the owner portion of equity - 25/25/50 units - total of 100 units basically percentage points-can be a secured transaction with form of certificate - can set up with different rights, etc.  
  
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