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A corporate minute book<\/strong> is a minute book in which the corporation keeps its statutes and other legal documents require by law. Minute books are sometimes referred to as company book in Canada, or as a transliteration of its French name, minutes book (i.e. “livre des minutes”).<\/p>\n After the incorporation of a business as a corporation \/ company, you must proceed with the organization of the corporation. It is usually in the corporate minute book that a corporation keep all the relevant documents to its existence and organization.<\/p>\n You can buy a minute book here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n The minute book holds the records of the corporation, including amongst others the articles and by-laws, the different resolutions of the directors and shareholders, the minutes of meetings, a securities register, a register of transfers of shares. This list may not be exhaustive, but in summary, the corporate minute book holds everything that pertains to the organisation and the corporate governance of the corporation.<\/p>\n You can buy your minute book on the Internet. If you plan on incorporating your business, you can use the LawDepot incorporation service<\/strong><\/a>, through which you will be able to buy a minute book while ordering.<\/p>\n If you only wish to buy a minute book for your existing corporation, we suggest visiting Ownr’s corporate minute books page<\/strong><\/a>, which offers a number of Corporate Minute book options you can buy.<\/p>\nAdditional Information about Minute Books<\/h2>\n
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What do we keep in a minute book?<\/h2>\n
Why are minute books required?<\/h2>\n
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Where to buy a minute book?<\/h2>\n