No, but they can be attached. See links below
I wouldn't think so, because the whole idea of a corporation is that it is a separate entity unto itself. Example: the shareholders/officers of the corporation are not personally liable for the debts of the corporation. Therefore, why would the corporation be liable for the debts of the officers/shareholders?
Corporate accounts are used to provide special services for company clients. A business would operate corporate accounts to provide certain services to small, medium our large company clients.
in corporate accounting we maintain the accounts of joint stock companies
"Lloyd's Online is apparently a renowned online banking corporation. It offers bank accounts, personal banking, internet banking, small groups, corporate banking, etc."
It is the organization that pays for the removal charges
The ability to use fleet gas cards for corporate accounts would depend on what you have an how you set it up. Generally it should be an issue though.
SBI offers personal banking, agricultural banking, corporate banking, international banking and government accounts.
No. Prudential is a separate corporation.
selling business to business / companies handling only coporate accounts.
First Commonwealth Bank offers a choice of Checking accounts, together with a selection of Savings Accounts and Loan Accounts designed for personal customers, business customers, and corporate customers.
access the objectives of departmental accounts within the context of corporate management
protect peoples savings accounts