Short-Form Merger Definition | Becker

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Short-Form Merger

A short-form merger is a merger whereby a parent corporation owning 90 percent or more of a subsidiary corporation may merge the subsidiary into the parent without the approval of the shareholders of either corporation or the approval of the subsidiary's board.

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