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California Corporate Bylaws
This Bylaws document can be used by a company incorporated in California to set out the rules and requirements for the company’s internal structure and governance.5.0 (2 reviews)
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This Bylaws document can be used by a company incorporated in California to set out the rules and requirements for the company’s internal structure and governance.
While corporate bylaws are not required under the California Corporations Code, it is good corporate governance to adopt bylaws.
The bylaws form can be adopted by the incorporator(s) or directors of the company. The bylaws are not filed with the California Secretary of State but a copy should be placed in the corporation’s minute book and held at the corporation’s principal place of business.
What does Bylaws (California Corporation) cover?
Offices;
Shareholders;
Directors; and
Officers.
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