Articles of Merger of Florida for Profit ot non-Profit Corporations into Other Business Entity
The Articles of Merger of Florida for Profit or non-Profit Corporations into Other Business Entity is a document used to combine two or more existing corporations into a different type of corporate entity, such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or a Limited Partnership (LP). The articles must be filed with the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, and must include the name and address of the merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, and a statement that the merger was approved by the shareholders and/or members of all merging corporations. Depending on the type of merger, there are different types of Articles of Merger that must be filed. For a merger of two or more for-profit corporations into another type of business entity, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the shareholders of each merging corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State. For a merger of two or more non-profit corporations into another type of business entity, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the members of each merging corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State. If the merger involves a for-profit corporation into a non-profit corporation, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the shareholders of the for-profit corporation and the members of the non-profit corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State. If the merger involves a non-profit corporation into a for-profit corporation, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the members of the non-profit corporation and the shareholders of the for-profit corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State.
The Articles of Merger of Florida for Profit or non-Profit Corporations into Other Business Entity is a document used to combine two or more existing corporations into a different type of corporate entity, such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or a Limited Partnership (LP). The articles must be filed with the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, and must include the name and address of the merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, and a statement that the merger was approved by the shareholders and/or members of all merging corporations. Depending on the type of merger, there are different types of Articles of Merger that must be filed. For a merger of two or more for-profit corporations into another type of business entity, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the shareholders of each merging corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State. For a merger of two or more non-profit corporations into another type of business entity, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the members of each merging corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State. If the merger involves a for-profit corporation into a non-profit corporation, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the shareholders of the for-profit corporation and the members of the non-profit corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State. If the merger involves a non-profit corporation into a for-profit corporation, the Articles of Merger must include the name and address of all merging corporations, the name and address of the new business entity, a statement that the merger was approved by the members of the non-profit corporation and the shareholders of the for-profit corporation, a statement of the plan of merger, and a statement that the merger will become effective upon the filing of the articles with the Department of State.