Over 7 Hours of Detailed Instruction

The Ultimate Corporate Mentor is a 11 chapter instructional streaming video series on how to properly establish and run your corporation. Failure to run your corporation properly may result in nullification - piercing the corporate veil! This video workshop will show you how to turn your corporate veil into corporate armor.

You will learn:

• How to issue shares

• What paperwork and forms are critical

• How to elect officers and directors

• How to take money out of your corporation, and the related tax consequences

• How to adopt resolutions and bylaws

• How to conduct meetings, and which meetings are critical

• How to structure loans, pension plans and fringe benefits for maximum benefit

To make The Ultimate Corporate Mentor online video seminar more fulfilling, we suggest that you use the workbook as a guide. Reading over this material prior to watching the seminar should give you a general understanding of the topics discussed in the seminar and make the viewing experience more enjoyable.

This particular Workbook is filled with legal forms and examples. The instructor will provide a line-by-line explanation of each form, its purpose and how to protect your business from lawsuits, takeovers and at the same time, how to maximize you tax deductions.

This particular Workbook is filled with legal forms and examples. The instructor will provide a line-by-line explanation of each form, its purpose and how to protect your business from lawsuits, takeovers and at the same time, how to maximize you tax deductions.

This seminar can be viewed an unlimited number of times for up to 90 days after your purchase.

Here are the chapters covered in the online video workshop:

1. What is a Corporation and What are the Threats to It?

2. Keeping your Corporation Up to Date

3. Choosing Your Name

4. Resident Agents

5. Number of Shares Your Corporation Should Have

6. Common and Preferred Shares of Stock

7. Anonymity

8. Filing as a Foreign Corporation

9. Filling Out Your Articles of Incorporation (Short Form)

10. Flow to Start

11. Resident Agents

12. Number and Types of Shares

13. Governing Boards

14. Purpose of Your Corporation

15. Signatures Addresses of Incorporators and Importance of Notary

16. Certificate of Acceptance of the Resident Agents

17. Filling Out Your Articles of Incorporation (Long Form)

18. Number of Shares — Common and Preferred

19. Par Value

20. Resident Agents

21. The Incorporator

22. Optional Provisions

23. Duration of the Corporation

24. Purpose of the Corporation

25. Preemptive Rights

26. A Close Corporation with No Board of Directors

27. Bylaw Amendments

28. Cumulative Voting

29. Indemnification Protection

30. Personal Liability

31. Right to Purchase Shares Back

32. Amending the Articles of Incorporation

33. Filling Out the Certificate of Amendment

34. Who Signs the Certificate

35. Voting and Nonvoting Shares

36. Signing and Notary

37. Summary of the Articles of Incorporation

38. Employee Identification Number (FIN) 55-4 Form

39. Filling Out the Form

40. Calendar Year vs. Fiscal Year

41. Amending Your Corporation with a New SS-4 Form (FIN)

42. Summary of FIN Numbers

43. Organizational Meetings

44. Purpose

45. Resolutions

46. Who Should be in Attendance

47. Resignation of Directors

48. Issuing Shares

49. Election of Directors

50. Reading of Bylaws

51. Officers of the Corporation

52. Resolutions and Resident Agents

53. Officers and Directors for the State Filing

54. Secretary Duties of Filing

55. Setting Up a Fiscal Year

56. Address of Your Corporation

57. Officers Begin Work Immediately

58. Setting Up Bank Account

59. Indemnification Clause

60. Stick Certificate and Seals

61. Health Care Reimbursement

62. Keeping Track of Your Documents

63. Importance of Your Paperwork

64. Resolutions

65. Medical Resolutions

66. Medical Limitations

67. Issuing Shares

68. Opening a Bank Account

69. Waiver of Notice for Incorporation Meeting

70. What is Proper Notice for Meetings

71. Resignation of a Director

72. Acceptance of a Director

73. Acceptance of an Officer

74. Bylaws

75. Annual Meeting

76. Special Meetings

77. Location of Meeting

78. Notice of Meeting

79. Closing of Transfer Books

80. Voting Lists

81. Quorum

82. Proxies

83. Voting

84. Order of Business

85. Informal Action via Shareholders

86. Board of Directors

87. Officers

88. Contracts, Loans

89. Checks and Deposits

90. Certificates of Transfer

91. Dividends

92. Seal

93. Waiver of Notice

94. Amendments

95. Date and Signing of Bylaws

96. Where and How to Set Up Your Bank Account

97. Items Needed to Open an Account

98. Nevada Corporation Accounts

99. Funding Your Corporation

100. Transferring Cash and Property into Your Corporation

101. Quitclaim Deeds

102. Personal Property

103. Declaration of Transfer

104. Loans

105. Loan Documents

106. Tax Consequences of Transfers

107. Getting Money Out of Your Corporation

108. Dividends

109. Loans

110. Flow to Conduct Annual and Special Meetings

111. Memorandum of Meeting Call

112. Notice of Annual Meeting

113. Acknowledgment of Receipt

114. Proxy Agreement

115. Meeting of Directors

116. Director Responsibilities

117. Annual Directors Meeting Notes

118. Special Meetings

119. Annual Shareholders Meeting

120. Shareholders Minutes

121. Acceptance of Appointment as a Director

122. Special Shareholders Meeting

123. Special Shareholders Meeting Minutes

124. Stock Issuance Share Certificates

125. Preparing Resolutions

126. How to Protect the Corporate Veil

127. Commingling of Corporate and Personal Funds

128. Follow the Corporate Formalities Holding Your Meetings

129. Signing Documents

130. Fraud

131. Undercapitalization

132. Keeping Accurate Books

133. Summary

To make the Rutopia online video seminar more fulfilling, we suggest that you use the Ultimate Corporate Mentor Work Book as a guide which could be found in the e-book section of the menu bar.