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Yes, a corporation can be a stockholder in a regular C corporation. A common form of this is called a "holding company" but other types of companies regularly buy stock in other companies too. However, a corporation cannot own stock of an "S" type corporation. Only actual people can own shares of an S corporation.
== == A partnership can not own an S corporation. It is not a person, and does not qualify as a Q-Sub trust. The references as to who can own a S corporation can be found at the following government web address: http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr_2006/aprqtr/pdf/26cfr1.1361-1.pdf
An S corporation can be owned by any US citizen or resident who is a natural person or certain qualified entities (estate, trusts and non-profits). An S corporation is limited to a total of 100 shareholders under current law.
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PLC public limited company Other terms: - For profit C-corporation. - S-corporation.
A corporation can own itself. There can be just one owner or there can may owners of the corporation.
Yes. S-Corporation status does not change a corporation's liability to suits.
People that own shares of the corporation.
If it is the S corp going BK it does not effect your personal assets, except to the amount you own in the S corp or co-signed loans for it.
You can buy stock from an S corporation directly from the S Corporation stockholders. The S corporation can have a maximum of 35 stockholders.
s corporation
no they are they are own corporation.