If you're getting ready to launch a new business, chances are you know your product or service and your market like the back of your hand. But the mechanics of forming a business entity-knowing the terminology-may be more difficult to understand.
To help you sort through the terminology, Harvard Business Services, Inc. has included a comprehensive glossary to help guide you. To use the glossary, match the first letter of the term you want to look up with the alphabet list below, and click on that letter.
Of course, our team of business formation professionals is standing by to help you make informed decisions if you need more information.
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A jurisdiction that provides investors with legal frameworks for protecting their personal assets. Delaware is the best Offshore Financial Centre, and with its guarantee of confidentiality, and flexibile LLC structure.
The private, flexible contract between Members of an LLC that governs the creation, management, and daily affairs of the LLC.
A separate company that owns assets and then leases these assets to a Managing Company for actual use.
The initial meeting of the initial directors wherein the board of directors is appointed, and the bylaws are adopted.
An individual or entity that organizes an LLC on behalf of a client by filing the necessary formation documents with the Secretary of State and returning them to the client. Normally, the organizer is the LLC’s registered agent.
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