Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN)

Obtain your Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN), with Getting Incorporated™'s Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN) service. Applying for your Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN) may be a mandatory legal requirement. Getting Incorporated™ can register an Federal Employer Tax ID (FEIN) for your business. Ensure you are properly registered with the Internal Revenue Service.

Business Law Update:

Indiana

HB 1187

Provides that notice given by a nonprofit corporation (corporation) is fair and reasonable if the corporation provides notice by: (1) communicating in person; (2) mail or other method of delivery; or (3) other electronic means capable of verification. Requires a corporation to maintain a notice in a record unless the notice was given orally. Establishes when notice is effective. Requires a corporation to retain ballots for a certain period. Establishes circumstances under which contracts or transactions that involve conflicting interests of members, directors, members of a designated body, or officers are not void or voidable. (Current law establishes the circumstances under which contracts or transactions that involve conflicting interests of directors are not void or voidable.) Amends provisions that restrict certain actions by committees of directors. Allows: (1) boards of directors; and (2) members present at a committee meeting; to appoint alternate members of a committee. Allows corporations to create or authorize the creation of advisory committees. Provides that a constituent of a business entity and the business entity are presumed to have agreed to conduct certain actions electronically unless conducting the actions electronically is prohibited by the governing documents of the business entity or an express statement by the business entity. Establishes certain guidelines for the use of electronic records or electronic signatures. Makes other changes and conforming amendments. Repeals a provision that is replaced concerning conflicting interest contracts or transactions. Current Bill Status: March 21, 2008 signed by Governor.

Start Up Tip:

Crafting a Vision Statement

Small business owners often face the daunting task of crafting their own Vision, along with the burden of communicating it to employees, not to mention adjusting it in response to results. There are some ways small business owners can create a successful Vision which will be assimilated into company culture. A Vision should clearly state where the company seeks to be within a finite and reasonable timeline into the future. It should express a lucid and optimistic attitude, while addressing the specific acheivable objectives which are necessary to the obtainment of the Vision. Make sure to speak in the language of your company culture, and to invoke the values that are important to your business and its employees.

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