Productivity
Assemble an incorporation kit
The formation documents a new company needs, consistent with each other.
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Name, founders, split, and what it does.
Which jurisdiction.
Standard four-year with a cliff, unless told otherwise.
Your prompt
Assemble the formation kit for [your where]. [the company] The documents have to agree with each other. Share numbers, names and dates appear in four places, and a certificate that says one thing while the stock ledger says another creates a diligence problem two years later that costs more than the whole formation. Founder vesting on a standard four-year schedule with a one-year cliff, and explain the tax election that has to be filed within 30 days. That deadline is the single most expensive thing founders miss, and it cannot be fixed afterwards. Authorise enough shares to leave room for a pool and a round. End with a checklist of what must be SIGNED and FILED, with the deadlines. Say plainly that a lawyer should review it before anything is signed.
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Why this works
Share numbers and dates appear in four documents, and a certificate disagreeing with the stock ledger creates a diligence problem years later that costs more than the whole formation. This keeps them consistent and flags the 30-day tax election founders miss.