Thursday, March 27, 2014 6:53:14 PM
I don't think this is normal but I'm looking into it. Thought I'd post for all of our sakes. If I find other states with this "corporate advantage of chartering in WY" I'll certainly keep a list. Definitely not a "shareholder advantage of incorporating in WY." Normally any change in a company's articles of incorporation (which raising A/S qualifies) requires shareholder approval - certainly in some pennies that wouldn't matter as management owns controlling shares. But it's a frigging license to print money.
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