The document discusses various attributes of corporations. It provides multiple choice questions about the advantages of forming a corporation, attributes of a corporation, types of corporations such as stock corporations, de facto and de jure corporations, classifications of individuals within a corporation such as stockholders and incorporators, items that must be included in articles of incorporation except corresponding rights, types of shares such as redeemable shares and treasury shares, steps in the creation of a corporation except liquidation, the general rule of a corporation's existence as perpetual, and items that non-voting shares can vote on except increasing or decreasing profits.
The document discusses various attributes of corporations. It provides multiple choice questions about the advantages of forming a corporation, attributes of a corporation, types of corporations such as stock corporations, de facto and de jure corporations, classifications of individuals within a corporation such as stockholders and incorporators, items that must be included in articles of incorporation except corresponding rights, types of shares such as redeemable shares and treasury shares, steps in the creation of a corporation except liquidation, the general rule of a corporation's existence as perpetual, and items that non-voting shares can vote on except increasing or decreasing profits.
The document discusses various attributes of corporations. It provides multiple choice questions about the advantages of forming a corporation, attributes of a corporation, types of corporations such as stock corporations, de facto and de jure corporations, classifications of individuals within a corporation such as stockholders and incorporators, items that must be included in articles of incorporation except corresponding rights, types of shares such as redeemable shares and treasury shares, steps in the creation of a corporation except liquidation, the general rule of a corporation's existence as perpetual, and items that non-voting shares can vote on except increasing or decreasing profits.
FORMATION AND OPERATION. B.THE CORPORATION IS RELATIVELY COMPLICATED IN FORMATION AND MANAGEMENT. C.THE SHAREHOLDERS HAVE LIMITED LIABILITY. D.THE STOCKHOLDERS HAVE LITTLE VOICE IN THE CONDUCT OF THE BUSINESS. A 2 Which of the following is not an attribute of a corporation? A.IT IS A NATURAL BEING. B.IT IS CREATED BY OPERATION OF LAW. C.IT HAS THE RIGHT OF SUCCESSION. D.IT HAS ONLY THE POWERS, ATTRIBUTES, AND PROPERTIES EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY LAW OR INCIDENT TO ITS EXISTENCE. C 3 The following corporations are stock corporations, except: A.JOLLIBEE FOODS CORPORATION B.SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION C.SM FOUNDATION D.PUREGOLD C 4 It is a corporation that exists in fact and in law. A.DE FACTO CORPORATION B.QUASI-CORPORATION C.DE JURE CORPORATION D.CIVIL CORPORATION C 5 NCT is classified as a stock corporation. There are 15 people in the corporation, all of them are of legal age. One of the people involved in the corporation is Mark. However, he does not own a capital stock. Therefore, he is a: A.CORPORATOR B.MEMBER C.STOCKHOLDER D.INCORPORATOR A 6 The following must be included in the articles of incorporation, except: A.STATED NO PAR VALUE B.CLASSIFICATION OF SHARES C.PRIVILEGES D.CORRESPONDING RIGHTS D 7 This kind of shares may again be disposed of for a reasonable price fixed by the board of directors. A.REDEEMABLE SHARES B.CAPITAL SHARES C.FOUNDERS’ SHARES D.TREASURY SHARES C 8 Which of the following is not included in the creation of a corporation? A.PROMOTION B.INCORPORATION C.LIQUIDATION D.FORMAL ORGANIZATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF BUSINESS OPERATIONS A 9 General rule is corporation shall have this existence. A.PERPETUAL EXISTENCE B.FIXED EXISTENCE C.25 YEARS OF EXISTENCE D.LIMITED EXISTENCE C 10 Non-voting shares may vote on the following, except: A.ADOPTION AND AMENDMENT OF BYLAWS B.AMENDMENT OF THE ARTICLES C.INCREASE OR DECREASE OF PROFITS D.MERGER OR CONSOLIDATION OF THE CORPORATION WITH ANOTHER CORPORATION OR OTHER CORPORATIONS