1. A corporation is an artificial being created by law that has rights of succession and powers authorized by law. It can exist indefinitely regardless of changes in shareholders.
2. Corporations are classified as stock or non-stock. Stock corporations issue shares and distribute dividends to shareholders. Shares can be voting or non-voting, with par value or no par value.
3. Incorporators are the original shareholders or members listed in the articles of incorporation, while corporators compose the corporation as shareholders or members.
4. A corporation has perpetual existence unless its articles of incorporation specifies otherwise.
1. A corporation is an artificial being created by law that has rights of succession and powers authorized by law. It can exist indefinitely regardless of changes in shareholders.
2. Corporations are classified as stock or non-stock. Stock corporations issue shares and distribute dividends to shareholders. Shares can be voting or non-voting, with par value or no par value.
3. Incorporators are the original shareholders or members listed in the articles of incorporation, while corporators compose the corporation as shareholders or members.
4. A corporation has perpetual existence unless its articles of incorporation specifies otherwise.
1. A corporation is an artificial being created by law that has rights of succession and powers authorized by law. It can exist indefinitely regardless of changes in shareholders.
2. Corporations are classified as stock or non-stock. Stock corporations issue shares and distribute dividends to shareholders. Shares can be voting or non-voting, with par value or no par value.
3. Incorporators are the original shareholders or members listed in the articles of incorporation, while corporators compose the corporation as shareholders or members.
4. A corporation has perpetual existence unless its articles of incorporation specifies otherwise.
1. A corporation is an artificial being created by law that has rights of succession and powers authorized by law. It can exist indefinitely regardless of changes in shareholders.
2. Corporations are classified as stock or non-stock. Stock corporations issue shares and distribute dividends to shareholders. Shares can be voting or non-voting, with par value or no par value.
3. Incorporators are the original shareholders or members listed in the articles of incorporation, while corporators compose the corporation as shareholders or members.
4. A corporation has perpetual existence unless its articles of incorporation specifies otherwise.
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Candilasa, Sarah Mae G.
Law on Business Organizations
1. What is a Corporation under RA capital stock divided into shares
11232? and are authorized to distribute to - A corporation is an artificial being the holders of such shares, created by operation of law, having dividends, or allotments of the the right of succession and the surplus profits on the basis of the powers, attributes, and properties shares held. All other corporations expressly authorized by law or are nonstock corporations. incidental to its existence. 4. Differentiate Corporates from 2. Discuss succession of a Incorporators. corporation. - Corporators are those who compose - A corporation has the capacity for a corporation, whether as continued existence regardless of stockholders or shareholders in a the death, withdrawal, insolvency stock corporation or as members in or incapacity of the individual a nonstock corporation. shareholders or members. The Incorporators are those transfer of ownership of shares of stockholders or members stock does not dissolve the mentioned in the articles of corporation. incorporation as originally forming - This does not strictly refer to and composing the corporation and succession which is one of the who are signatories thereof. modes of acquiring ownership of property. This simply means that 5. What are the classification of the continued existence of a shares? corporation is NOT affected by any - The classification of shares, their change in the members or corresponding rights, privileges, or stockholders or by any transfer of restrictions, and their stated par shares by a stockholder to a third value, if any, must be indicated in person. This is different from the the articles of incorporation. rule in partnership where any - These are: Nonvoting Shares, Par change (death, incapacity, etc). in Value Shares, no-par value, the parties will dissolve the preferred shares, founders shares, partnership by operation of law. redeemable shares, and treasury shares 3. What are the classes of a corporation? 6. Enumerate the different kinds of - Corporations formed or organized corporation. under this Code may be stock or - There are four major nonstock corporations. Stock classifications of corporations: corporations are those which have - (1) nonprofit, - (2) municipal, capital and shall not be available - (3) professional, and; - (4) for distribution as dividends. business. o Business corporations are divided into two types, publicly - PREFERRED SHARES held and closely held corporations. Preferred shares of stock issued by a 7. Enumerate the classes of shares. - The classes of shares are: corporation may be given preference in - NONVOTING SHARES the distribution of dividends and in the Certain distribution of corporate assets in case shares may be deprived of of liquidation, or such other voting rights, provided that preferences. Preferred shares must there shall always be a class or always be issued with a stated par series of shares with complete value. voting rights. Nonvoting shares may nevertheless vote in certain - FOUNDERS’ SHARES instances. Founders’ shares may be given - PAR VALUE The shares or certain rights and privileges not series of shares may or may not enjoyed by the owners of other have a par value. However, the stocks. Where the exclusive following shall not be permitted to right to vote and be voted for in issue no-par value shares of the election of directors is stocks: granted, it must be for a limited • banks period not to exceed five (5) • trust years from the date of • insurance incorporation: Provided, That • pre-need companies such exclusive right shall not • public utilities be allowed if its exercise will • building and loan associations, violate Commonwealth Act No. and 108, otherwise known as the • other corporations authorized to “AntiDummy Law”; Republic Act No. obtain or access funds from the 7042, otherwise known as the “Foreign public, whether publicly listed or Investments Act of 1991”; and other not pertinent laws. - NO-PAR VALUE No-par value shares must be issued for a consideration of at least Five pesos - REDEEMABLE SHARES (P5) per share. The Redeemable shares may be issued by entire consideration received the corporation when expressly by the corporation for its no-par provided in the articles of value shares shall be treated as incorporation. They are shares which may be purchased by the corporation from the holders of such shares upon the expiration of a fixed period, 9. What are treasury shares? regardless of the existence of - Treasury shares are shares of stock unrestricted retained earnings in the which have been issued and fully books of the corporation, and upon paid for, but subsequently such other terms and conditions stated reacquired by the issuing in the articles of incorporation and the corporation through purchase, certificate of stock representing the redemption, donation, or some shares, subject to rules and other lawful means. Such shares regulations issued by the Securities may again be disposed of for a and Exchange Commission (SEC). reasonable price fixed by the board of directors. - TREASURY SHARES Treasury shares are shares of 10. Differentiate Corporation vs stock which have been issued Partnership. and fully paid for, but - a. Creation subsequently reacquired by the Partnership: Voluntary Agreement issuing corporation through of Partners purchase, redemption, Corporation: Created by Operation donation, or some other lawful of Law means. Such shares may again be disposed of for a - b. Number of Organizers reasonable price fixed by the Partnership: 2 or more board of directors. Corporation: not more than 15
8. What are redeemable shares? - c. Existence
- Redeemable shares may be issued Partnership: No Limit except will of by the corporation when expressly the parties Corporation: Perpetual provided in the articles of Life incorporation. They are shares which may be purchased by the - d. Liability corporation from the holders of Partnership: May extend to private such shares upon the expiration of property a fixed period, regardless of the Corporation: Up to their capital existence of unrestricted retained contribution only earnings in the books of the corporation, and upon such other terms and conditions stated in the 11. How many incorporators are articles of incorporation and the required by law? certificate of stock representing the - Any person, partnership, shares, subject to rules and association or corporation, singly or regulations issued by the jointly with others but not more than Commission. fifteen (15) in number, may organize a corporation for any lawful purpose or purposes: Provided, That natural persons who are licensed to practice a 13. What is the corporate term? profession, and partnerships or - A corporation shall have perpetual associations organized for the existence unless its articles of purpose of practicing a profession, incorporation provides otherwise. shall not be allowed to organize as Corporations with certificates of a corporation unless otherwise incorporation issued prior to the provided under special laws. effectivity of this Code, and which Incorporators who are natural continue to exist, shall have persons must be of legal age. Each perpetual existence, unless the incorporator of a stock corporation corporation, upon a vote of its must own or be a subscriber to at stockholders representing a least one (1) share of the capital majority of its outstanding capital stock. A corporation with a single stock, notifies the Commission that stockholder is considered a One it elects to retain its specific Person Corporation as described in corporate term pursuant to its Title XIII, Chapter III of this Code. articles of incorporation: Provided, That any change in the corporate 12. What are the steps in the creation of term under this section is without corporation? prejudice to the appraisal right of - The steps are: dissenting stockholders in o Step 1: Reservation of accordance with the provisions of Securities and Exchange this Code. Commission (SEC) o Step 2: Submission of 14. May an existence of a corporation Documents to SEC o exceed 50 years? Step 3: Registration with - Yes. A corporation shall have Local Government Units perpetual existence unless its (LGUs) of the location articles of incorporation provide where you want to establish otherwise. A corporation whose term has expired may apply for a your business revival of its corporate existence, o Step 4: Registration with together with all the rights and the privileges under its certificate of Bureau of Internal Revenue incorporation and subject to all of (BIR) for corporate taxation its duties, debts and liabilities o Step 5: Registration existing prior to its revival. Upon Business Name with the approval by the Commission, the o with other Government corporation shall be deemed Agencies (for employer revived and a certificate of revival registration if employing of corporate existence shall be individuals) issued, giving it perpetual existence, unless its application for revival provides otherwise. 15. What is the minimum capital stock? - Stock corporations shall not be required to have a minimum capital stock, except as otherwise specifically provided by special law.