incorporated
American Heritage Dictionary:
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in·cor·po·rat·ed
(ĭn-kôr'pə-rā'tĭd) 
adj.
adj.
- United into one body; combined.
- Formed into or organized and maintained as a legal corporation.
Barron's Accounting Dictionary:
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incorporated
Legal state of existence signifying that a corporate entity has been recognized; that is, a legal entity has been authorized by a state or other political authority to operate according to the entity's approved articles of incorporation or charter. Incorporated entities share basic attributes: an exclusive name, continued and independent existence from shareholders or members, paid-in capital, and limited liability.
| Income Tax, Income Summary, Income Statement | |
| Incremental (differential) Cost, Incremental Analysis, Incremental Cost-Allocation Method |
Roget's Thesaurus:
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incorporated
adjective
- Serving as part of a whole, as a nondetachable part of a larger unit: built-in, component, constituent. See include/exclude.
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