Have your Corporate Secretary certify that the corporation is formally closing its business
A Secretary's Certificate is a document from the Corporate Secretary used to certify corporate acts or records (e.g. Board Resolutions passed by the Board of Directors). It is also signed and sealed by the Corporate Secretary.
Have your Corporate Secretary certify that the corporation authorized certain individuals to receive and use corporate funds
A Secretary's Certificate is a written document by the Corporate Secretary used to certify corporate acts or records (i.e. Board Resolutions passed by the Board of Directors). It is also signed and sealed by the Corporate Secretary.
Have your Corporate Secretary certify that the corporation authorized itself and certain individuals to apply for a business permit and licenses on its behalf
A Secretary's Certificate is a written document by the Corporate Secretary used to certify corporate acts or records (e.g. Board Resolutions passed by the Board of Directors). It is also signed and sealed by the Corporate Secretary.
Have your Corporate Secretary authorize another person to transact and deal with the Bureau of Internal Revenue on the corporation's behalf
A Secretary's Certificate is a written document by the Corporate Secretary used to certify corporate acts or records (e.g. Board Resolutions passed by the Board of Directors). It is also signed and sealed by the Corporate Secretary.
Lend money with a simple and straightforward loan document secured by the borrower's property. Best for loans involving small amounts.
A Promissory Note is a legally binding document where a person lends money (the “lender”) to another person (the “borrower”) subject to the borrower’s obligation to repay, sometimes with interest. The loan contract stipulates the terms of the loan such as the (1) amount loaned; (2) interest rate; and (3) terms of payment.
A Promissory Note may also be either secured or unsecured. A secured loan refers to a loan protected by a collateral which the lender can sell if the borrower fails to timely pay the loan. A collateral can be either movable property (i.e. jewelry) or immovable property (i.e. a house). On the other hand, an unsecured loan refers to a loan that offers no collateral and leaves the lender with no property that can be readily sold to pay off the loan if the borrower defaults.
With Legal Tree you can easily create and customize the right Promissory Note for you depending on your situation.
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