articles of incorporation

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a document filed with a state by the founders of a corporation
While different states may refer to this as a charter or a certificate of incorporation, the articles of incorporation, which conform to state law, must be filed with the proper state authorities and must convey the purpose of your corporation, the name, the primary place of business, names of directors, and the amounts and types of stock it is authorized to issue
This legal document identifies the terms under which a corporation was created and identifies the principals Top of page
formal document that, when filed with a state agency regulating corporations, establishes a community association as a non-profit corporation under the laws of the applicable state
(Certificate of incorporation or charter) The articles are the primary legal document of a corporation; they serve as a corporation's constitution The articles are filed with the state government to begin corporate existence The articles contain basic information on the corporation as required by state law
legal document filed with the state, which sets forth the purposes and regulations for a corporation Each state may have different rules/requirements
Documents filed with the Secretary of State in the state where a corporation is being formed The Articles give the name of the corporation, the incorporators, addresses, and the amount of capital stock authorized to be issued (Your attorney would be glad to expand on this definition if you need more information )
An application filed with a state to incorporate a business
The title of the document filed in many states to create a corporation Also known as the certificate of incorporation or corporate charter
A document that is filed with the state by a business entity that seeks incorporation; the document describes the business and the rights and responsibilities of its owners
Legal document establishing a corporation and its structure and purpose
A legal document filed with the state that sets forth the purposes and regulations for a corporation Each state has different regulations
A document filed with an appropriate government agency in order to incorporate a business
A document filed with the secretary of state of a state which sets forth certain required information about the corporation
(Certificate of Incorporation or charter) The articles are the primary legal document of a corporation; they serve as a corporation's constitution The articles are filed with the state government to begin corporate existence The articles contain basic information on the corporation as required by state law Business Filings Incorporated prepares the articles as part of its incorporation service
A legal document that creates specific type of organization, a corporation, under the laws of a particular state State law prescribes specific statements that must be included in Articles of Incorporation, and nonprofit corporations in particular must include certain provisions in order to qualify as nonprofit under state law Furthermore, in order to obtain federal tax-exempt status, certain provisions must be included either in a nonprofit organization's Articles of Incorporation or its Bylaws
A document filed with an U S State by the founders of a corporation After approving the articles, the state issues a Certificate of Incorporation the two documents together become the Charter of Incorporation
Filed with the corporation and securities bureau in a state department of commerce; they identify the name and address of a business, its purpose, the names of the initial directors, and the amount of stock to be issued to each director
A document filed with a U S state by the founders of a corporation After approving the articles, the state issues a Certificate of Incorporation; the two documents together become the Charter of Incorporation
A document filed with the appropriate governmental agency by persons establishing a corporation This is usually the first legal step in forming a nonprofit corporation
Legal document establishing a corporation and its structure and purpose [Harvey]
A document filed with the appropriate government agency on the incorporation of a business
Form 1 under the CBCA (see Annexes A and B) To incorporate under the CBCA, you must correctly complete two copies of Form 1, together with two copies of Forms 3 and 6 (see Annexes C and D), all bearing original signatures, and deliver them to the Corporations Directorate at the address listed under Contacts at the back of this Guide The Corporations Directorate will keep one copy on file and return the other copy to you with your certificate of incorporation The articles, when filed, create your corporation, and set out important matters such as the number of directors and types of shares a corporation will have This form (as are all forms referred to in this Guide) is available from the Corporations Directorate by automatic fax, Internet or mail (see Contacts at the back of this Guide)
The basic instrument filed with the appropriate governmental agency (usually the secretary of state) on the incorporation of a business The contents thereof are prescribed in the general incorporation statutes, and commonly include the corporation's: name, period of existence, purpose and power, authorized number of shares, classes of stock, and other conditions of operation
A document filed with the secretary of state or other appropriate state office by persons establishing a corporation This is the first legal step in forming a nonprofit corporation
articles of incorporation

    Hyphenation

    articles of in·cor·po·ra·tion

    Turkish pronunciation

    ärtıkılz ıv înkôrpıreyşın

    Pronunciation

    /ˈärtəkəlz əv ənˌkôrpərˈāsʜən/ /ˈɑːrtəkəlz əv ɪnˌkɔːrpɜrˈeɪʃən/
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