Certificate Of Incorporation (Nonstock Corp)

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION NONSTOCK CORPORATION. An Organization and First Report form must also be filed to record the addresses and officers and directors of the corporation within 90 days of the filing date of Certificate of Incorporation. The fees for filing the Organization and First Report can be found on the fee schedule. Any questions concerning the completion of this form, or the incorporation process, should be directed to your legal counsel. Note: Please contact the Department of Revenue Services or your tax advisor as to any potential tax liability relating to your business. Please note that the filing of this form and the referenced documents present the bare essentials of incorporating a nonstock, nonprofit company in Connecticut. There are many other considerations to consider. For example, if you wish the corporation to be exempt from federal taxes, you should contact the Internal Revenue Service prior to filing to determine whether the corporation’s Certificate of Incorporation should contain any specific provisions. Further, any person or organization planning to grant college credit or call itself a college or university must first comply with Section 10a-34 of the Connecticut General Statutes before it will be accepted as a corporation. www.FormsWorkflow.com