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United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation doing business in the state without authority may be blocked from maintaining court proceedings, and related successors or assignees can also be blocked until authority is obtained.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may apply for authority to transact business in the state by filing an application and certificate of disclosure with the commission.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation authorized to do business in this state must send the commission an authenticated copy of any amended or restated articles of incorporation within 60 days after the change becomes effective, and must file articles of amendment to its application for authority if certain corporate details change or
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation with authority may do business in the state, but the state can revoke that authority, and the corporation is subject to the same duties and liabilities as a domestic corporation of like character.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation that wants to do business in Arizona must use a compliant name, avoid misleading purpose or banking/trust terms, and keep its name distinguishable from listed conflicting names unless authorized otherwise.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation authorized to do business in this state must continuously keep both a known place of business in the state and a statutory agent.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may change its known place of business or statutory agent by filing a statement of change with the commission. The statement must be executed by an officer and, if the statutory agent’s address changes, the agent must give written notice and file a compliant statement.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation’s statutory agent may resign by filing a signed resignation statement with the commission, must notify the corporation in writing, and the commission must mail copies after filing.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation’s statutory agent may receive service of process, notice, or demand; if no agent is maintained, the commission can be served instead.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may apply to withdraw from the state, but it cannot withdraw until the commission files the withdrawal application.
United States — Arizona
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A majority of a foreign corporation’s duly authorized officers may withdraw the corporation by filing an application with the commission, and the commission must file it if the chapter’s requirements and fees are satisfied.
United States — Arizona
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The commission may start a revocation proceeding against a foreign corporation if listed conditions occur.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets the commission revoke a foreign corporation’s authority if revocation grounds are not fixed or disproved in time, and it sets out reinstatement and name-release procedures.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation must keep and maintain specified corporate records, including meeting minutes, accounting records, shareholder records, and copies of certain documents at its office or agent’s office.
United States — Arizona
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Shareholders who meet the stated ownership/holding requirements may inspect and copy certain corporate records if they give written notice and satisfy the stated conditions.
United States — Arizona
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This section gives shareholders’ agents or attorneys the same inspection and copying rights as the shareholder, allows reasonable copying fees, limits those fees to estimated production costs, and lets the corporation satisfy certain shareholder-record requests by providing a current shareholder list.
United States — Arizona
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Courts may order inspection and copying of corporate records when a shareholder is denied access, and may shift costs and restrict use of the records.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation must give shareholders annual financial statements and send them within 120 days after each fiscal year ends.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation that indemnifies or advances expenses to a director must report it in writing to shareholders with or before the annual financial statements.
United States — Arizona
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Corporations covered by this section must file an annual report and pay the fee by the commission’s assigned date.