Updated April 25, 2023
Alaska corporate bylaws are written by a board of directors to outline the rules and organizational structure of a corporation. The initial board is usually the same group of individuals written in the articles of incorporation originally filed with the Division of Corporations. The corporate bylaws will cover quorums, stock issuance, annual meetings, and any other items that the directors feel need to be covered in the document.
Laws
- Annual Meetings – AS 10.06.405(b)
- Corporate Bylaws – AS 10.06.228, AS 10.06.230, AS 10.06.233
- Issuance of Stock – AS 10.06.305(a)