A California C Corporation, also known as a "stock" corporation, is the most common corporate structure.  A California C Corporation is a legal entity which is considered independent of its ownership, and may have an unlimited number of stock holders.  Also, a California C Corporation is a separate legal entity, liability is usually limited to the corporation.  Personal assest of the owners are usually not assessable to repay the corporation's debt.

Its profits are taxed both at the corporate and individual level,  it must comply with the greatest number of formalities, and it has no limit on the number of shareholder.  In California, one person may own all the stock in an C Corporation and act as the corporation's only employee while still maintaining protection from personal liability.   

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C CORPORATION - FAQ's

• What is a corporation? 

• What paperwork is required to incorporate? 

• Do I need an attorney to incorporate? 

• What are Articles of Incorporation? 

• What are Bylaws? 

• How many directors do I need to form a corporation? 

• What is a Corporate Officer? 

• What is the organizational structure of a corporation? 

• What is a Corporate Director? 

• Where can I get a Corporate Seal? 

• Does the corporation have to issue stock? 

• What is Par Value? 

• What is the difference between PAR and NO PAR value stock? 

• Who owns the corporation? 

• Can the same person be the shareholder, director and all the officers of a corporation? 

• What are the advantages of incorporation? 

• What are the disadvantages of incorporation? 

• Are there annual filings if I incorporate? 

• Am I personally liable for my corporation's obligations? 

• Can the owners of a Corporation lose their limited liability privilege? 

• Will incorporating protect my personal assets? 

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