Updated April 25, 2023
Texas corporate bylaws are rules adopted and amended by the board of directors and shareholders of a corporation to help govern the internal affairs of a company. The bylaws is a document that contains all the rules and regulations of the board, the shareholders, the committees, and other officers and directors to benefit the operational efficiency of the corporation and the integrity of their managerial structure. These bylaws are typically created immediately after incorporation, but the corporation is not obligated to file them with the appropriate state business registration agency in Texas, unlike the articles of incorporation. Amendments can be made to the bylaws as necessary by the board of directors with approval from the shareholders.