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Ohio Business Entities, Second Edition

This practice-oriented guide for Ohio small business planners provides step-by-step guidance on how to proceed from start-up through sale or liquidation of a business.


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Publisher :Matthew Bender
Format: 2 looseleaf volumes, 1 softbound handbook, CD-ROM with forms, updated annually , BOOK
ISBN: 9780820569611
2005
  $405.00
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    Ohio Business Entities, Second Edition is a concise two-volume practice guide for advising a business client through all stages of the business life-cycle from creating, to maintaining, to modifying, or dissolving a business entity in Ohio. Expert authors address choice of entity and formation, financing, fiduciary duties, securities regulation and more, with a particular emphasis on understanding the tax consequences of various business decisions.

    Specific topics covered include pre-incorporation planning; the mechanics of incorporation; shareholders' rights; the purchase, sale and dissolution of businesses; S corporations; state securities regulations; federal and state tax law; close corporations; limited liability companies; partnerships; business trusts and nonprofit corporations.

    Each chapter includes commentary, practice tips and references to relevant state and federal case law, Ohio statutes and federal statutes, including the Internal Revenue Code. An essential collection of business forms for creating, maintaining and dissolving a business have been inserted into relevant chapters to streamline customers¿ search time. Electronic versions of the forms are included on CD-ROM.

    The purchase includes Anderson¿s Ohio Business Entities Handbook, a comprehensive, yet portable, statutory reference which combines explanatory text, tax comments, and forms with pertinent Ohio Revised Code statutes to provide primary source information for the business law practitioner.

    Formerly known as Ohio Corporation Law with Federal Tax Analysis, this treatise first was published in 1961.

    Chapter 1 Preincorporation Planning And Procedure
    Chapter 2 Incorporation Planning And Procedure
    Chapter 3 Making The Most Of Subchapter S
    Chapter 4 Voting By Shareholders
    Chapter 5 Methods Of Compensating The Executive
    Chapter 6 The Corporate Balance Sheet: Its Meaning And Importance
    Chapter 7 Dividends: Tax And Nontax Problems
    Chapter 8 Increasing And Reducing Stated Capital
    Chapter 9 Problems And Procedures In Shifting Shareholder Control And Bailing Out Of A Going Business
    Chapter 10 Liabilities For Unlawful Dividend And Redemption Distributions By A Corporation
    Chapter 11 Dividing The Corporation Enterprise
    Chapter 12 Purchase And Sale Of A Corporate Business
    Chapter 13 When And How To Amend The Articles
    Chapter 14 Corporate Liquidation And Dissolution
    Chapter 15 Invoking The Appraisal And Buy-Out Remedy Of Dissenting Shareholder
    Chapter 16 Ohio Blue Sky Law And Procedure
    Chapter 17 Federal Securities Regulation
    Chapter 18 State Taxation Of Corporations
    Chapter 19 Ohio Professional Associations
    Chapter 20 Close Corporations
    Chapter 21 Limited Liability Companies
    Chapter 22 General Partnerships
    Chapter 23 Limited Partnerships
    Chapter 24 Limited Liability Partnerships
    Chapter 25 Ohio Business Trusts
    Chapter 26 Selected And Constantly Evolving Questions Under Ohio Corporate Law
    Chapter 27 Nonprofit Corporations

     

    Cavitch, Zolman


    Zolman Cavitch, a retired partner of Cavitch, Familo, Durkin & Frutkin Co., L.P.A., began his career in 1950. Before his retirement, Mr. Cavitch practiced primarily in the area of tax law. He has made significant contributions to legal publishing with Matthew Bender & Co. including:
    Author: Ohio Business Entities, Second Edition; Business Organizations with Tax Planning; Tax Planning For Corporations and Shareholders.
    Co-Author: Michigan Corporation Law with Federal Tax Analysis; Massachusetts Corporation Law with Federal Tax Analysis.
    Co-Editor: Ohio Transaction Guide; Current Legal Forms with Tax Planning.

    Cavitch, Matthew P.


    Matthew P. Cavitch, a member of The Bogatin Law Firm, P.L.C. in Memphis, Tennessee, authors both Tax Planning for Corporations and Shareholders and Ohio Business Entities, Second Edition for Matthew Bender & Co. His primary practice areas are tax, corporate and business law.

     

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