The Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — All Entity Type— - Under AS 10-55 Only is a document used to formally terminate a proposed merger between two or more entities that were previously registered with the State of Alaska. This document is filed with the state to officially end all plans of merging the two entities, regardless of their legal status. The document must be signed by the principals of all entities involved in the merger. There are two types of Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — All Entity Type— - Under AS 10-55 Only. They are: 1. Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — Domestic Entities – Under AS 10-55 Only: This type of document is used to terminate the proposed merger between two or more domestic entities that were previously registered with the State of Alaska. 2. Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — Foreign Entities – Under AS 10-55 Only: This type of document is used to terminate the proposed merger between two or more foreign entities that were previously registered with the State of Alaska.
The Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — All Entity Type— - Under AS 10-55 Only is a document used to formally terminate a proposed merger between two or more entities that were previously registered with the State of Alaska. This document is filed with the state to officially end all plans of merging the two entities, regardless of their legal status. The document must be signed by the principals of all entities involved in the merger. There are two types of Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — All Entity Type— - Under AS 10-55 Only. They are: 1. Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — Domestic Entities – Under AS 10-55 Only: This type of document is used to terminate the proposed merger between two or more domestic entities that were previously registered with the State of Alaska. 2. Alaska Statement of Abandonment of Plan of Merger — Foreign Entities – Under AS 10-55 Only: This type of document is used to terminate the proposed merger between two or more foreign entities that were previously registered with the State of Alaska.
