10.101 – CONVERSION OF DOMESTIC ENTITIES. (a) A domestic
Texas Business Organizations Code § 10.101
Summary
This law allows a domestic entity in Texas to change its structure to another type of domestic entity or a non-code organization. The conversion requires a plan that must be approved by the entity's owners or members according to specific procedures outlined in the code.
Domestic entities can convert to different types or non-code organizations.
Approval of the conversion plan is required from owners or members.
Conversion procedures must follow the Texas Business Organizations Code.
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