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24,960 statutes · page 24 of 1,248
United States — Arizona
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Documents that must be delivered to and filed with the commission under the cited sections must be on forms prescribed and furnished by the commission. The commission may also provide forms for some other filings on request, and those forms are optional.
United States — Arizona
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The commission must collect specified filing and service fees, charge certain copying and access fees, and deposit those amounts in the listed funds. It may also offer expedited, same-day, and next-day services and charge a capped fee for remote data access and related printouts.
United States — Arizona
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A filing delivered to the commission is generally effective when delivered, unless a delayed effective time or date is specified or filing requirements are not met.
United States — Arizona
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A domestic or foreign corporation may correct certain filed documents by preparing and filing articles of correction with the commission.
United States — Arizona
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The commission must stamp a document’s delivery date and time when it is delivered, file certain documents if the statutory conditions are met, may file some other documents in limited situations, and must send notice if it refuses to file a document.
United States — Arizona
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A stamped copy of a document filed with the commission is conclusive evidence that the original is on file.
United States — Arizona
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A person may apply to the commission for a certificate of good standing for a domestic or foreign corporation.
United States — Arizona
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The commission may do what is reasonably necessary to administer this title, perform its duties under it, and make rules and regulations for those purposes.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines many terms used in chapters 24 through 40, including corporation, foreign corporation, member, filing, delivery, and business day.
United States — Arizona
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This section sets how notice may be given, when written or oral notice is allowed, and when different delivery methods are effective.
United States — Arizona
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Private foundations must make required annual distributions and must not engage in self-dealing, hold excess business holdings, or make taxable expenditures, subject to stated exceptions.
United States — Arizona
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A court may help a corporation hold meetings or take votes when normal meeting procedures are impractical or impossible.
United States — Arizona
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For religious corporations, religious doctrine controls over conflicting provisions in chapters 24 through 40 on the same subject, but only to the extent required by the federal or state constitution.
United States — Arizona
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One or more persons may act as incorporators for a corporation if they deliver articles of incorporation and a certificate of disclosure to the commission for filing.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires articles of incorporation and a certificate of disclosure to include specified information, and it requires later supplemental filing if a new officer, director, or trustee appears within 60 days.
United States — Arizona
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This section says incorporation starts when the filing documents are delivered to the commission, unless a delayed effective date is stated. It also gives rules for filing, termination if filing requirements are not met, and a 60-day post-approval step.
United States — Arizona
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People who act for a corporation knowing that no corporation exists can be jointly and severally liable for liabilities created while doing so.
United States — Arizona
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After incorporation, the board of directors must hold an organizational meeting when called by a majority of directors.
United States — Arizona
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The board of directors of a corporation must adopt initial bylaws, and the bylaws may include provisions for managing the corporation if they do not conflict with law or the articles of incorporation.
United States — Arizona
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The board of directors may adopt emergency bylaws, unless the articles of incorporation say otherwise, and those bylaws only operate during an emergency.