Can my corporation borrow money from me or someone else?

A corporation, just like an individual, is entitled to borrow money either from its shareholders or from some outside party. If the corporation borrows money from a person involved with the company or from someone else, then a written resolution from the directors should be prepared indicating that the corporation is authorized to borrow money. A written promissory note should be prepared to set the repayment terms and include a reasonable interest rate.