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Corporate officers are concerned with stock values because a portion of their pay is connected with the company's stock performance. The better it does, the more money they will receive.
The Corporate office of BEL is located near Hebbal , Bangalore in the Ring Road.
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Executives don't nessasarilarly have any corporate authority (authority to bind the corp). Officers of the corporation in pursuit of their duties to it do. Anything the executive does personnally, or signs for personally not as an officer of the corporation, doesn't have corporate protection...it is done indivdually. Anything the corporation does for itself has corporate protection.
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A naval academy is a college level school designed to produce officers for the naval service. In the US, the Naval Academy is located in Annapolis, Maryland.
Corporate officers have no individual liability. The corporation pay what it must.
You follow the corporate bylaws, charter and local laws pertaining to resolutions of the board of directors (or the shareholders) to change the officers, and comply with reporting requirements (e.g., timely notification to the Secretary of State)
Yes. The "officers" of a corporate entity are authorized to 'speak' for the corportation whether they are an attorney or not.
Lets start with, those items can be garnished. However, as they are personal, not Corporate, for them to go after them for most corporate debts (like income tax), they basically have to claim (and support) that the corporation was actually your "alter ego". But, if the Corporate debt your speaking of was payroll withholding (or any of those trust fund taxes...like employer or employee FICA), in which case ALL officers (and even non officers if they were in a position of responsibility for them) are always entirely responsible individually. (The taking of these types of funds, which are actually your employees, is considered theft and fraud, and may be pursued criminally as well as "piercing the corporate veil").
In one way or another all corporations have officers. Most standard corporations have the usual officers such as president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. Many states have statutes that provide for an alternative corporate structure for small corporations for family businesses that do not require such officers, but instead allow one person to function as two or more of those officers. Since a corporation is a legal entity separate and apart from the people who operate it, it must have officers with legal authority to act on behalf of the corporation.