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foreign corporation

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Foreign corporation
A corporation conducting business in another country from the one it is chartered in and that abides by the laws of another country. See: Alien corporation.
foreign corporation
A firm that conducts business in states or countries other than the state or country in which it is incorporated. For example, a firm incorporated in Canada but conducting business throughout North America is considered a foreign corporation in the United States. Compare domestic corporation.
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