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Authorized
Shares
Authorized
Shares - the total
number of all shares that your corporation is authorized but not required
to issue. For example, your corporation may have a thousand authorized
shares but issue just one share and have one shareholder only. A small
number of authorized shares restricts your corporate abilities to attract
additional shareholders (additional capital). A large number of authorized
shares is able to increase your State Corporate Franchise Taxes
Par
Value is the
minimum dollar value of each share that you corporation is authorized to
issue. There are no restrictions on the maximum dollar value of each
share, which is formed by current market conditions only.
A
& P Intertrust provides optimal combinations of Standard Number of
Authorized Shares and Par Value, which minimize of government fees:
Arkansas
Corporation - 1500 common shares at no par value
Colorado
Corporation - 1500 common shares at no par value
Delaware
Corporation - 1500 common shares at no par value.
If
you would like to change these numbers, additional fees may be applied. We
will send you a separate invoice for the additional fees.
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