To Bring a Corporation into Existence Requires Securing a Corporate

question 98

Multiple Choice

To bring a corporation into existence requires securing a corporate name that is

• A)the same or deceptively similar to the name of an existing corporation.
• B)selected by the state of incorporation, for convenience and cost.
• C)promises to attract financial support from investors.
• D)available as a domain name, subject to state approval.

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Definitions:

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