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SBA 8a Compliant Corporation Bylaws |
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Did you know that as a Corporation your Bylaws must contain specific language in order for your firm to become 8(a) Certified?
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- Overview
- The SBA 8(a) Application requires all corporation's to provide a copy of their Bylaws. Don't have them? Purchase our SBA 8(a) Compliant Corporation Bylaws.
Even if you do have Bylaws, they most likely do not contain the proper language required to get your firm successfully 8(a) certified. The reason being is that there are no Bylaws that you can purchase, other than ours, that will meet all of the requirements needed. - Features
- The SBA shall examine your corporation's bylaws and all amendments looking for:
- Relative to the subject of "Board of Director's Quorum," must the individual or individuals upon whom eligibility is based be present to constitute a quorum or do the provisions for the establishment of a quorum prohibit non-disadvantaged individuals to control the board, either directly or indirectly?
- Relative to the subject of "Board of Director's Voting," do the bylaws clearly show that disadvantaged individuals control the board through one of the following control mechanisms?
- A single disadvantaged individual owns 100% of all the voting stock of the applicant concern.
- A single disadvantaged individual owns at least 51% of all voting stock, is on the Board of Directors, and no super majority voting requirements exist for shareholders to approve corporate actions.
- A single disadvantaged individual owns at least 51% of all voting stock, is on the Board of Directors, and owns at least the percentage of voting stock needed to overcome the super majority voting requirements which exist for shareholders to approve corporate actions.
- More than one disadvantaged individual owns at least 51% of all voting stock, all serve on the Board of Directors, no super majority voting requirements exist for shareholders to approve corporate actions, and the disadvantaged shareholders can demonstrate they have made enforceable arrangements to permit one of them to vote the stock of all as a block without holding a shareholder meeting.
- More than one disadvantaged individual owns at least 51% of all voting stock, all serve on the Board of Directors, in total, all own at least the percentage of voting stock needed to overcome the existing super majority voting requirements which exist for shareholders to approve corporate actions, and the individual can demonstrate they have made enforceable arrangements to permit one of them to vote the stock of all as a block without holding a shareholder meeting.
- The disadvantaged individual(s) control the Board of Directors through actual numbers of voting directors.
- The disadvantaged individual(s) control the Board of Directors through weighted voting and such voting is permitted by applicable state law.
- Relative to the "Number of Officers", is the number and titles in concert with what your application paperwork shows?
- Relative to any amendments to the by-laws, do any of these amendments result in or provide the opportunity to result in any changes that would lessen the unconditional ownership and control of the corporation by other than those persons upon whom eligibility is based?
- Relative to the existence of any "Executive Committee of the Board of Directors: (if applicable), do any provisions exist that would permit the committee to be controlled by non-disadvantaged persons or is it clearly documented that this committee can only make recommendations to and cannot independently exercise the authority of the board?
- System Requirements
- Software Required for use:
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Microsoft Word (97) or greater
Compatible with:
Microsoft Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT, XP and Vista
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