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United States — Arizona
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A corporation may engage in any lawful activity, including medicine or dentistry, but only through licensed individuals and subject to its articles of incorporation and other applicable law.
United States — Arizona
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Corporations generally may do anything necessary or convenient to carry out their affairs, unless their articles of incorporation say otherwise.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation’s board may take certain emergency actions, including changing succession lines and moving offices, and emergency meeting notice rules are relaxed.
United States — Arizona
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Corporate actions generally cannot be challenged just because the corporation lacked power to act, except as allowed in subsection B.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation’s name cannot imply the company has a different purpose than allowed, and it generally must be distinguishable from listed names unless an exception applies.
United States — Arizona
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A person may reserve a corporate name by filing an application with the commission, and a reserved name may later be transferred to another person by notice.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may register its name if it is distinguishable, must file an application and supporting documents, and the registration gives the applicant exclusive use for one year unless renewed or terminated.
United States — Arizona
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Each corporation must continuously keep both a known place of business in this state and a statutory agent.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may change its known place of business or statutory agent by filing a statement of change with the commission.
United States — Arizona
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A statutory agent may resign by filing a signed original statement with the commission and must give written notice to the corporation.
United States — Arizona
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This section explains how process, notices, and demands may be served on a corporation through its statutory agent or, if there is no agent, through the commission.
United States — Arizona
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Articles of incorporation or bylaws may set member-admission rules, and a person cannot be admitted as a member without that person's consent.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may admit members without consideration, or for consideration set by its board, unless its articles of incorporation or bylaws provide otherwise.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation does not have to have members.
United States — Arizona
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Members generally have the same rights and obligations, especially for voting, dissolution, redemption, and transfer, unless the governing documents create different membership classes or otherwise allow different treatment.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation member generally may not transfer a membership or rights from it unless the articles of incorporation or bylaws allow it.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation member is not personally liable for the corporation’s acts, debts, liabilities, or obligations.
United States — Arizona
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A member can become liable to the corporation for dues, assessments, and fees if there is agreement, consent, or acquiescence, including implied consent from certain governing documents or board resolutions existing when membership begins.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation’s creditor generally cannot sue a member unless the creditor has a final judgment against the corporation and an unsatisfied execution; members must pay any amount owed directly to the corporation, not the creditor.
United States — Arizona
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A member may resign at any time, unless the articles of incorporation or bylaws say otherwise.