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United States — Arizona
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This section lets the commission administratively dissolve a corporation after notice and a 60-day cure period, limits what a dissolved corporation may do, and allows name release or limited asset transfer in specified cases.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation dissolved administratively may apply for reinstatement within six years, unless a stated utility-transfer exception applies.
United States — Arizona
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The court may dissolve a corporation if specific grounds are proven, including fraud, abuse of authority, deadlock, illegal or fraudulent conduct, wasted assets, certain creditor claims, or the corporation’s own petition for supervised voluntary dissolution.
United States — Arizona
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This section sets venue for corporation-dissolution proceedings, says directors or members do not have to be made parties unless personal relief is sought, and gives the court interim powers to protect corporate assets.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets a court appoint one or more receivers in a corporation-dissolution case, requires a hearing before appointment, and gives the court control over the receivership order and the receiver’s powers.
United States — Arizona
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A court may dissolve a corporation after a hearing if dissolution grounds exist, and then must direct winding up and liquidation. The clerk must send a certified copy of the decree to the commission, and the commission must file it.
United States — Arizona
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The unclaimed property division may receive and hold property in kind, and must pay out deposited cash or property when a claimant or related recipient proves entitlement.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may not conduct affairs in this state until it is granted authority to transact business from the commission.
United States — Arizona
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Foreign corporations acting in the state without authority can be blocked from maintaining court proceedings and may owe fees and a penalty.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may apply for authority to do 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 the state must file a certified copy of any amended or restated articles of incorporation with the commission within 60 days after the change becomes effective, and it must also file articles of amendment to its authority application if certain company information chan
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation with authority may conduct affairs in the state, but the state may revoke that authority. The corporation also gets the same rights and privileges as a domestic corporation of like character, and is subject to the same duties, restrictions, penalties, and liabilities. The state is not authorized u
United States — Arizona
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Foreign corporations must use a compliant fictitious name when their real name does not meet section 10-3401, may not use misleading purpose language, and generally must have a distinguishable name unless an exception applies.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation authorized to do business in this state must continuously maintain both a known place of business and a statutory agent in the state.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may change its known place of business or statutory agent by filing a statement with the commission; the change takes effect when filed.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation’s statutory agent may resign by filing a signed resignation statement with the commission, and the agent must notify the corporation in writing.
United States — Arizona
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This section says how process, notices, and demands may be served on a foreign corporation, including service through its statutory agent or, if none is maintained, through the commission.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may withdraw only after the commission files its withdrawal application, and the commission must file or process the application only after required conditions are met.
United States — Arizona
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A majority of a qualifying foreign corporation’s directors or members may file for withdrawal, and the commission must file the application once filing requirements and fees are satisfied.
United States — Arizona
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The commission may start a proceeding to revoke a foreign corporation’s authority to do business in the state if one of the listed grounds exists.