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State Corporation Laws: Primary state-specific legislation (e.g., Delaware General Corporation Law, California Corporations Code) that establishes basic requirements for corporate formation and governance

Securities Act of 1933: Federal law governing the initial offering and sale of securities, requiring registration and disclosure of financial information

Securities Exchange Act of 1934: Federal law regulating secondary trading of securities and establishing the SEC, with ongoing reporting requirements

Internal Revenue Code: Federal tax legislation affecting corporate structure and requirements for different types of corporate entities (C-Corp, S-Corp)

Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002: Federal law establishing enhanced corporate governance standards, financial disclosure requirements, and internal controls, particularly for public companies

Stock Exchange Requirements: Specific listing and corporate governance requirements set by exchanges like NYSE or NASDAQ for publicly traded companies

Federal Employment Laws: Including Fair Labor Standards Act and other federal regulations governing employment relationships and worker protections

Industry-Specific Regulations: Sector-specific requirements and regulations, varying by industry (e.g., banking, healthcare, telecommunications)

Antitrust Laws: Federal legislation including Clayton Act and Sherman Act governing corporate structure, mergers, and competition restrictions