Corporate Records Law and Legal Definition
Corporate records are such records that are required by a corporation to show that it is functioning according to the rules of the Internal Revenue Service. Corporate records usually have a corporate record book which includes all the required documents. Corporate records can also be kept online or in a file cabinet. Such records must be maintained carefully to insure limited liability to the corporate shareholders. The records must include a copy of the articles of incorporation, the minutes of all shareholder and director meetings, and a stock register for keeping track of stock transactions.
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- Agency Records [Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board]
- Annual Meeting (Corporate Law)
- Appraisal Remedy [Corporate Law]
- Authority to Request Records for a Law Enforcement Purpose
- Burnt-Records Act
- Business Records
- Business Records Exception
- Compelling Need for Records
- Corporate Acquisition
