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What are the examples of non stock corporation in the Philippines?
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What is the difference between corporation and nonprofit corporation?
A corporation such as Microsoft tries to make as much profit as possible where as a non profit Corporation such as a hospital isn't looking to make money
What is a non-certified stock?
It is an uncertified stock.
What is nonprofit stock?
There is no such thing as non profit stock. Stock implies ownership in a for profit company.
Does Non Stock Mean Non Profit?
No. Non stock may just mean the for profit company is privately held, meaning it is not a publicly traded company.
What are the examples of non stock corporation in the Philippines?
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Is it possible to donate money to WikiAnswers?
No. Answers Corporation, the company owning and operating WikiAnswers.com, is not a non-profit organization. Rather, it is a for-profit corporation, publicly traded on the NASDAQ Capital Market - the stock symbol is ANSW. Answers Corporation does not accept donations.
Which of the following terms best represents an incorporated organization that is not intended to provide a profit to the owners and is always organized as a non-stock corporation?
non-profit corporation
What is the difference between corporation and nonprofit corporation?
A corporation such as Microsoft tries to make as much profit as possible where as a non profit Corporation such as a hospital isn't looking to make money
Who owns small close family corporation and llc?
The question answers itself. The family owns it - it is a non-stock company - and it is a Limited Liability Corporation under the laws of whatever state it is located in.
Is non stock non profit corporation in the Philippines required to file quarterly income tax return?
Yes, just like general professional partnership. Use 1702Q
Can non-Supervisors merge questions on WikiAnswers?
No, they can't. They can, however, suggest a merge.(See the Related question for details.)
How do you request a tax exemption letter for Philippines religious organization?
The following requirements to request for tax exemption for non-stock, non profit corporation in the Philippines are: 1. Letter of Application for tax exemption; 2. Certified true Copy of Certificate of Registration issued by the SEC; 3. Certified True copy of Article of Incorporation which must include the following provisions: a.) That the corporation is a non-stock and non-profit; b.) That the primary purpose for which it was created is one of those enumerated under sec. 30 of the Tax code of 1997; c.) That no part of the net income inure to the benefit of any of its members; d.)That the trustee do not received any compensation;and e.) That in case of dissolution, assets of the corporation shall be transferred to similar institution ot to the government. 4,)Certified true copy of By-laws of the Corporation by the SEC; 5.) Income Tax returns with finacial Statements for the last three years of operation unless the non-stock, non-profit corporation is newly incorporated by: Raulito D. Pigar
How do you merge answers on WikiAnswers?
Only Supervisors have the ability to merge questions. Non-supervisors who reword questions may trigger a merge that will be sent to a Community Assistant for review. If the two questions should be merged, the CA will merge them.
Can supervisors merge questions into protected questions on WikiAnswers?
If the non-protected question doesn't have an answer, then you can merge it into a protected question. However, if the non-protected question does have an answer, then it cannot be merged into a protected question.
What is non stock?
It is an uncertified stock.
How does a person become a part owner of a corporation?
The most common way to become a part owner of a corporation is by purchasing stock in a publicly traded company. You may also purchase shares in a mutual fund which in turn holds such stock, but this greatly dilutes your holding in the company and does not provide you with the opportunity to vote for members of the Board of Directors of the company (note that even holding stock directly may not assign this right, since many companies issue non-voting stock).
