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articles of incorporation

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Articles of incorporation
Legal document establishing a corporation and its structure and purpose.
articles of incorporation
The document that a firm files with state authorities when establishing a corporation. This document contains the firm's name and address, the type and amount of stock to be authorized and issued, the type of business activity, a delineation of corporate powers, and other information. Also called charter, corporate charter.


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