State Corporation Laws: Individual state legislation governing corporation formation and operation (e.g., Delaware General Corporation Law, California Corporations Code). These laws specify state-specific requirements for Articles of Organization/Incorporation.

Internal Revenue Code: Federal tax legislation that governs corporate taxation, including requirements for different corporate tax structures (C-Corporation vs S-Corporation).

Securities Acts: Securities Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934 - Federal laws governing the issuance and trading of corporate securities and shares.

Sarbanes-Oxley Act: Federal legislation establishing requirements for public company boards, management, and accounting firms, relevant if planning to become publicly traded.

State Filing Requirements: Specific state-mandated procedures and documentation required for corporate registration, including naming restrictions, registered agent requirements, and minimum capital requirements.

Industry Regulations: Sector-specific regulations that may affect corporate structure, including special licensing requirements and industry-specific corporate governance rules.

State Tax Requirements: State-specific tax obligations and requirements for corporations operating within the state's jurisdiction.

Federal Tax Elections: Requirements and procedures for selecting corporate tax status (S-Corporation vs. C-Corporation) at the federal level.