- [Procedure] The board may reduce the corporation’s capital:
1. By reducing the capital represented by retired shares;
2./3. By applying to an otherwise authorized purchase, redemption, conversion, or exchange of outstanding shares, capital represented by such shares or any capital that has not been allocated to any particular class (to the extent that such capital exceeds the total par value or the stated capital of shares issuable upon such conversion or exchange, if any); or
4. By transferring to surplus (i) capital not represented by any particular class; (ii) capital represented by, but in excess of the aggregate par value of, issued par stock; or (iii) some but not all of the capital represented by issued no-par stock.
- [solvency condition; shareholder liability] The corporation’s remaining assets must be sufficient to pay any of its debts for which payment has not been otherwise provided. “No reduction of capital shall release any liability of any stockholder whose shares have not been fully paid.”