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Establish the borrowing powers of the directors of a Canadian business corporation with this downloadable Corporate Borrowing Bylaw form.

• In accordance with the requirements of the Business Corporations Act, the borrowing bylaw sets out the powers of the directors to:
  • borrow money,
  • create debt obligations,
  • grant security to lenders on behalf of the corporation, and
  • delegate those powers to committees or officers.
• The Corporate Borrowing Bylaw can be used for federal corporations and in the provinces and territories of Alberta, BC, Saskatchewan, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nunavut, Yukon and NWT.

Use this standard template form to take minutes of a meeting of the Board of Directors of a for-profit corporation.

• This is a generic USA template which can be modified by adding State-specific details.
• The template covers the following meeting agenda items:
  • constitution of the meeting,
  • determining if a quorum was met,
  • dispensing with old business from any previous meeting(s),
  • dealing with new business coming before the meeting, and
  • termination of the meeting.
• You can download the template Minutes form immediately after purchasing it, and use it as your standard format for each meeting of the company's directors.

Organize a newly incorporated for-profit corporation with this Organizational Forms Package for the USA. This package contains the following forms, which must be kept in the corporation's minute book:

1. By-laws of the corporation.
2. Subscription form for shares of stock.
3. Minutes of the first meeting of directors and shareholders following the incorporation.
4. Consent to Act form which must be signed by each director and officer before they can be appointed.
5. Resignation form to be signed by the first director / incorporator.
6. Indemnity of Director, by which the corporation indemnifies each director against any costs or damages incurred as a result of his/her acting as a director.
7. Register of directors and managers.
8. Stock issuance and transfer register.
9. Capitalization summary.
10. Ledgers containing details of all common stock, stock options and warrants issued and outstanding.

Every for-profit corporation in the United States must keep its constating documents and up-to-date corporate records in its minute book. You can download all of the forms you need in one package at one low price.

Every new business corporation incorporated in Alberta must adopt this general by-law (By-law No. 1) to set out how the company's affairs will be conducted.

• The corporate by-laws form part of the company's governing documents, together with the Articles of Incorporation. The provisions of the by-laws comply with the Alberta Business Corporations Act.
• The bylaws govern such things as the holding and conduct of shareholder and director meetings, the composition of the Board of Directors, and the issuance of shares.
• The corporation will indemnify each person who acts as a director and/or officer against any costs, charges or expenses he or she may incur by reason of having been a director or officer of the corporation.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.