Shareholders Resolution to Reduce Stated Capital | Canada

Equalize the capital contributions of each of the shareholders of an Alberta corporation with this Share Capital Equalization Agreement.

• The intent of the Agreement is that both of the shareholders will end up with half of the issued shares.
• The contributing shareholder will make equal yearly instalment payments to the other shareholder for a proportionate number of shares, to bring his/her shareholdings up to 50% of the corporation's issued shares.
• The shares will be held in trust until all payments are made, at which time the additional shares will be released to the contributing shareholder.

This Equalization Agreement sets up a process by which a shareholder in a BC company who owns less than 50% of the company can contribute more capital so that both owners have the same amount of equity.

• The contributing shareholder will make installment payments to the other shareholder to buy up the number of shares required to bring his/her shareholdings up to 50% of the corporation's issued shares.
• The shares will be held in trust until all payments are made.
• Once all of the required capital has been paid in, the additional shares will be released to the contributing shareholder.

The British Columbia Share Capital Equalization Agreement is a downloadable digital template which can be personalized for your specific corporate requirements.

Equalize the capital contributions of the shareholders for an Ontario corporation with this Share Capital Equalization Agreement.

• This agreement is for a company with two shareholders, one of whom has invested more capital than the other, with the intent being that each of them will end up with 50% shareholdings in the company.
• To do that, the contributing shareholder will make regular installment payments into his/her capital account to purchase a proportionate number of shares.
• The shares will then be held in trust until all the equalization payments are made.

You can download the Ontario Share Capital Equalization Agreement immediately after purchase.