Shareholders Meeting Minutes Template

How to Write Minutes for a Shareholders Meeting?

Shareholders Meeting Minutes must be filled in as follows:

1. The filer should enter the title of the document.
2. Specify the name of the corporation and indicate that the shareholders of this organization held the meeting. Specify the type of meeting, its date, time, and place.
3. Indicate that the President, elected by the Board of Directors, called this meeting to order.
4. The filer has to indicate that the corporation has conducted this meeting with a written notice given to all shareholders. If this organization did not provide this notification, specify that it was held according to a written waiver of notice.
5. If this document describes an annual meeting, indicate that the President presented the annual report and, after discussion, it was accepted. Indicate that this individual has also announced the election of directors. Indicate the names of the directors, nominated to serve until the next annual meeting, and until their successors are duly elected and qualified. State that these individuals were elected as directors of this entity and that no other candidates were nominated. Indicate whether the election was held duly or unanimously.
6. If this document describes the first meeting, enter a list of constitutive documents represented at the meeting. Indicate that they have been reviewed by all participants, approved, and accepted. Specify that the shareholders have approved all acts adopted and decisions reached, indicated in these documents.
7. Indicate that the entity should record all of the Shareholding Meeting Minutes, written notices, and written waivers of notice in the minute book of the corporation. Recording minutes for a shareholder meeting gives access to all resolutions, suggestions, and objections made by the owners of the corporation.
8. All shareholders have to sign this document.

Still looking for a particular template? See related templates below:

• Shareholder Proxy Form;
• Shareholder Loan Agreement;
• Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement.