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What is a key benefit of incorporation for shareholders?
What is a key benefit of incorporation for shareholders?
- Direct ownership of corporate assets
- Mandatory involvement in government filing
- Unlimited personal liability for the corporation's debts
- Limited personal liability for the corporation's debts (correct)
What is a requirement for the name of a corporation?
What is a requirement for the name of a corporation?
- Should not exceed three words
- Must be unique globally
- Should reflect the shareholders' names
- Must include the words 'limited', 'corporation', or 'incorporated' (correct)
Who owns the corporate assets in a corporation?
Who owns the corporate assets in a corporation?
- The corporation (correct)
- The government
- The shareholders individually
- The creditors
In a corporation, who do the corporate assets belong to?
In a corporation, who do the corporate assets belong to?
What is a key benefit of incorporation for shareholders?
What is a key benefit of incorporation for shareholders?
What is a requirement for the name of a corporation?
What is a requirement for the name of a corporation?
Study Notes
Incorporation Benefits and Requirements
- A key benefit of incorporation for shareholders is limited liability, which means shareholders' personal assets are protected in case the corporation is sued or incurs debt.
Corporate Assets and Ownership
- In a corporation, the corporate assets belong to the corporation itself, not to the shareholders or owners.
Naming Requirements
- A requirement for the name of a corporation is that it must include a corporate designation such as "Corporation," "Incorporated," or "Ltd." to indicate that it is a corporation.
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Description
Test your knowledge of corporate law and the concept of incorporation with this quiz. Explore the distinct legal status of corporations, the separation of corporate assets from shareholders, and the limited liability of shareholders. Delve into the process of becoming incorporated and the legal implications for creditors and claimants.
