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Texas Business Organizations Code - BUS ORG § 10.1025 Conversion and Continuance

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) A converting entity may elect to continue its existence in its current organizational form and jurisdiction of formation in connection with the entity's:

(1) conversion under Section 10.101 as a domestic entity of one organizational form into a non-United States entity of the same organizational form; or

(2) conversion under Section 10.102 as a non-United States entity of one organizational form into a domestic entity of the same organizational form.

(b) The election permitted by Subsection (a) for the converting entity to continue its existence in its current organizational form and jurisdiction of formation must be:

(1) adopted and approved as part of the plan of conversion for the converting entity as required by Section 10.101(b) or 10.102(b), as applicable; and

(2) permitted by, or not prohibited by and inconsistent with, the laws of the applicable non-United States jurisdiction.

(c) Section 10.156(2) does not apply in connection with the filing of the certificate of conversion if the converting entity is a domestic filing entity that elects to continue its existence in accordance with this section.

(d) Chapter 9 does not apply to a non-United States entity that also exists as a domestic filing entity because of a conversion and election to continue its existence in accordance with this section.

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