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Can An S Corporation Have Voting and Non-Voting Stock?

Posted on April 12, 2009 by Joe Wallin

S corporations may only have one class of stock. However, “[d]ifferences in voting rights among shares of stock of a corporation are disregarded in determining whether a corporation has more than one class of stock.” Thus, an S corporation … Continue reading →

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