The Capital Contribution Resolution in Florida is a formal document used by corporations to authorize and record the issuance of common stock in exchange for cash or assets. This resolution is adopted by the Board of Directors during a meeting and outlines necessary details such as the names of individuals receiving shares, the number of shares issued, and the consideration provided, whether it be cash or assets. Key features include sections for recording common stock issuance and the associated considerations as detailed in Exhibits A and B. Filers must ensure accurate information is provided, including the specifics of the assets and monetary contributions. The form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, and corporate owners when establishing clear records of capital contributions. Paralegals and legal assistants benefit from its straightforward structure, facilitating easy completion and filing. Specific use cases include establishing ownership stakes during funding rounds or restructuring within the corporation. Maintaining proper documentation enhances legal compliance and aids in corporate governance.