Idaho Proposal to Amend the Articles of Incorporation to Increase Authorized Common Stock and Eliminate Par Value The state of Idaho is currently considering a proposal to amend the articles of incorporation of various businesses operating within its jurisdiction. This proposed amendment aims to increase the authorized common stock and eliminate par value by introducing significant changes to the existing corporate structure. The amendment would grant businesses the authority to issue a higher amount of common stock, enabling them to potentially attract more investors and secure additional funding for growth and expansion. By increasing the authorized common stock, companies would have greater flexibility in managing their capital structure and pursuing strategic initiatives. Furthermore, the proposed amendment seeks to eliminate the concept of par value. Traditionally, par value represents the nominal value assigned to a share of stock, which can restrict a company's financial maneuverability. By removing par value, companies would be able to set the market value of their shares based on prevailing market conditions and demand, rather than being bound by an arbitrary fixed value. This Idaho proposal recognizes the evolving needs and challenges faced by businesses in a fast-paced, competitive marketplace. The amendment acknowledges the importance of providing companies with the tools and flexibility necessary for long-term success and growth. Keywords: Idaho, proposal, amend, articles of incorporation, increase, authorized common stock, eliminate par value, amendment, corporate structure, businesses, investors, funding, growth, expansion, capital structure, strategic initiatives, par value, financial maneuverability, market value, marketplace, needs, challenges, competitive. Different types of Idaho Proposal Amendments: 1. Proposal to Amend the Articles of Incorporation to Increase Authorized Common Stock without Eliminating Par Value: This type of amendment solely focuses on increasing the authorized common stock without eliminating the concept of par value from the articles of incorporation. 2. Proposal to Amend the Articles of Incorporation to Eliminate Par Value without Increasing Authorized Common Stock: In this case, the amendment aims to eliminate the concept of par value without granting businesses the authority to increase the authorized common stock. 3. Proposal to Amend the Articles of Incorporation to Increase Authorized Common Stock and Eliminate Par Value with Additional Amendments: This type of amendment combines the increase in authorized common stock and elimination of par value with other changes or modifications to the existing articles of incorporation. These additional amendments may address various aspects of corporate governance, management structure, or voting rights, among others.