Jonathan D. Cope, Esq. on Nostr: The formation of the for-profit subsidiary is straightforward; it will be a wholly ...
The formation of the for-profit subsidiary is straightforward; it will be a wholly owned subsidiary of the corporation and can be formed as a corporation or limited liability company under the laws of all fifty states.
However, the corporation must be formed, minimally, as a not-for-profit so that it has no shareholders or members. Not-for-profit corporations can be formed in any of forty-four states without shareholders or members.
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