Qualifying to Do Business in Another State: The CSC 50-State Guide to Qualification

A comprehensive, up-to-date resource to help you decide whether you must register your company to do business in a state other than the one where it is incorporated.
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Corporations intending to do business in states other than their home state must first determine whether they need to qualify to do business there, and if so, fulfill the qualification requirements. But qualification can be a complex and time-consuming task. Also, the consequences of making the wrong decision can be harsh, ranging from monetary penalties for a corporation to jail time for its officers and directors.

To aid corporations in navigating these foreign waters, CSC developed Qualifying to Do Business in Another State: The CSC 50-State Guide to Qualification, a comprehensive toolbox to help you make the important decisions about qualifying in states where you plan to do business, complete with the documents required to implement that decision.

This essential resource includes:

  • Case illustrations and discussion of business activities that do or do not trigger qualification requirements updated for the 2022 Edition.
  • Insight into whether certain Internet activities require qualification.
  • Annotated qualification statutes for all 50 states and the District of Columbia updated for the 2022 Edition.
  • Quick-reference charts on Activities That Do Not Constitute Doing Business and Consequences of Transacting Business without Authority.

Readers can also directly access fillable PDF Qualification forms for all 50 states and the District of Columbia via our online download center.

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The 2021 edition ISBN was 9781663313393.

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Pub Number: 25000

 

Table of contents

 Acknowledgements 
About the Senior Legal Advisors to CSC Publishing
Publisher's Note
Table of New Annotations

Introduction

1.  The Model Business Corporation Act

2.  Corporate Activities That Do Not Require Qualification

3.  Corporate Activities That Require Qualification

4.  Corporate Internet and E-Commerce Activity

5.  How Corporations Qualify, Cure Failures, and Terminate Qualification

6.  The Consequences of Failing to Qualify

7.  Registration for Charitable Organizations

Charts

Activities That Do Not Constitute Doing Business
Consequences of Transacting Business without Authority

Statutes

Appendix A:
  Forms Table

Appendix B:  Text of the Model Business Corporation Act

Readers can access qualification forms for all 50 states and the District of Columbia via
 our online database.