United States — Arizona
ARS § 10-11531
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This section lets the commission revoke a foreign corporation’s authority if revocation grounds exist, and lets the corporation seek reinstatement later.
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This section lets the commission revoke a foreign corporation’s authority if revocation grounds exist, and lets the corporation seek reinstatement later.
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A corporation must keep and maintain specified corporate records, including minutes, accounting records, member records, and copies of certain documents at required locations.
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A qualifying member may inspect and copy certain corporation records if the member has been a record member for at least six months and gives written notice at least five business days in advance.
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This section says a member’s agent or attorney gets the same inspection and copying rights as the member, the member may receive copies by reasonable means, and the corporation may charge only a reasonable amount tied to production costs.
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This section lets a qualifying member ask a court to order inspection and copying of corporation records, and it can also shift costs and fees.
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A membership list cannot be obtained, used, sold, purchased, or used for commercial or solicitation purposes without board consent, and the section does not apply to certain timeshare-related entities.
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A corporation must give a member its latest annual financial statements on written demand, unless the corporation is organized primarily for religious purposes and its articles or bylaws provide otherwise.
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If a corporation indemnifies a director or advances the director’s expenses, it must report that in writing to the members with or before notice of the next members’ meeting.
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Most domestic and authorized foreign corporations must file an annual report with the commission, and certain associations and exempt corporations have related statement or certificate filing duties.
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A corporation must file a bankruptcy/receivership statement with the commission, and the commission can require interrogatories and delay filing until they are answered.
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A state agency may not require a renewal applicant to get a certificate of good standing if the agency can confirm eligibility through the commission at the time of inquiry.
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Corporate officers, directors, or agents who knowingly or wrongly make, sign, authorize, or alter certain false statements can be personally liable for resulting damages.
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A person must answer commission interrogatories truthfully on time, and must not sign false filings or damage corporate books and records.
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The commission may require certain corporations and their officers or directors to answer interrogatories, and the answers must be timely, complete, written, and under oath.
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The commission must not disclose facts or information obtained from interrogatories and answers, unless an exception applies.
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Certified copies of certain documents filed with the commission must be accepted in courts and public offices as prima facie evidence of the stated facts.
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A person who knowingly signs or authorizes a corporation filing that is materially false or misleading can be liable for damages, subject to stated exceptions.
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This section makes chapters 24 through 40 apply to certain Arizona corporations, but lets some territory-era corporations amend or restate their articles and keep previously valid provisions that conflict with those chapters.
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A foreign corporation authorized to do business in this state on January 1, 1999 does not need a new grant of authority under chapters 24 through 40, except as section 10-11504 provides.
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This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including endowment fund, gift instrument, institution, institutional fund, person, program-related asset, and record.