In a corporation, an officer carries out day to day operations, while a director has overall responsibility for the business and answers to shareholders. Often, these functions are carried out by the same people.
You will understand that the employee does not get paid by the other corporation that is hiring for the service. The 'corp to corp' is a contract between two corporations that pay each other to exchange employees for certain services.
Corp. finance has to stick to strict accounting procedures and is used by people outside the company (such as the SEC) as well as inside the company. Managerial Finance is for managers and insiders of the company to use, and does not have standard accounting practices.
Greed Corp happened in 360.
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Sticker symbol is XOM for the Exxon corp.
nothing. corp is an abrevation of corporation
sure, why not!
none, private and closed means the public cant buy stocks from the company ex:Chrysler
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the Mamaluke Sword (officer sword)
Manager is a person who handles resources( people, raw materiel, money) by using standardized procedure, so as to produce planned result. A non-manager neither uses standardized procedure nor plans for the results. Dr G P Naik, Director, Talent Avenues Corp, Bangalore, India
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You will understand that the employee does not get paid by the other corporation that is hiring for the service. The 'corp to corp' is a contract between two corporations that pay each other to exchange employees for certain services.
What is the difference in a domestic bca and an s corp
I am unfamiliar with a Greek root of "corp" but the Latin root refers to "body"Don't know if this is what is being looked for or not, but hope it helps!]It is a Latin word, not Greek, and it does mean body.So a corp is a body of men and corporal, an officer in command of that body. (AK)
I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that sub s corps do not have "partners", they have shareholders, which is an important distinction, because it means you are definitely not liable unless you signed the personal guaranty. As for the need to sign, that is part of the negotiation - they might insist on it. Also, when signing, there is a distinction between signing as an officer of the corporation vs. signing personally: always sign, "ABC Corp.", then below, "by: Joe Q. Smith, President" which means you are signing as an officer, as distinct from signing as an individual.