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MBA Working Girl Podcast|MBA WGP #37 - Organization of the Non-Obvious Episode
-Business Organization entities-Sole Proprietorships-C and S CorporationsWelcome back to the MBA Working Girl Podcast-Where Business Theory and the Real World Collide! This is your host, Laura Adams.MBA Essential Tip:When incorporating a business in the U.S., the state where the legal formation is completed is important. Generally, the corporation should be formed either in the state where the business will be located or in another state that has a well-developed body of corporate law, such as Delaware.Many large companies choose to incorporate in Delaware, even if they don't do business there, because it has a specialized and experienced court. This court is called the Court of Chancery; and it insures quick resolution to any corporate law disputes.Some of the benefits to Delaware incorporation include:-increased power of management-more flexibility in dealing with minority shareholders-ability to have only one director-use of electronic proxy voting-authorization of internet shareholder meetings-facsimile amendments to the certificate of incorporation"The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious" -Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor (121-180 AD)This episode is Part 1 of a series on Business Organization entities.We'll cover the Sole Proprietorship and Corporation, and complete the other 4 types of entities in Show #38.Find out the benefits of each and the important distinction between C and S corporate status.Subscribing to the podcast in the iTunes or Zune directories is free and simple to do. It insures that you'll receive each new show as soon as it's published!Send email comments to laura@mbaworkinggirl.com - voice mail comments can be left at 1-206-888-2337.Thanks for listening-Do Good Work, Laura
[ Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:50:00 GMT ]
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