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32 flashcards for Formation of a Company (ICSE Class 11 Commerce) to test yourself on key terms and facts. Sample: "What are the four distinct stages"

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Stages in FormationPromotion of CompanyThe PromoterRole of PromoterTypes of PromotersIncorporationCertificate of IncorporationPreliminary Activities
Card 1Stages in Formation

What are the four distinct stages in the formation of a company?

Answer

The four distinct stages are: 1) Promotion, 2) Incorporation, 3) Floatation or Capital Subscription, and 4) Commencement of Business. A private company needs only the first two stages because it can s…

Card 2Promotion of Company

What is promotion of a company?

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Promotion is the process of discovering a business idea, arranging the necessary funds, property, and managerial ability, and bringing a company into existence. It covers all preliminary work done bef…

Card 3The Promoter

Who is a promoter?

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A promoter is a person, firm, association, or company that conceives the idea of a business enterprise, does the preliminary work, and brings the company into existence. The promoter may also arrange …

Card 4Role of Promoter

What does a successful promoter do?

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A successful promoter creates wealth, acts like an economic prophet, visualises a business that does not yet exist, and organises business enterprises to make products available to the public. This sh…

Card 5Types of Promoters

What are the four types of promoters?

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The four types of promoters are professional promoters, occasional promoters, entrepreneur promoters, and financier promoters. Professional promoters hand over control to the Board after promotion, oc…

Card 6Incorporation

What is incorporation of a company?

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Incorporation means registration of a company with the Registrar of Companies. A company is said to be incorporated when it receives the Certificate of Incorporation, which is conclusive proof that th…

Card 7Certificate of Incorporation

Why is the Certificate of Incorporation important?

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The Certificate of Incorporation is conclusive evidence that the company has been lawfully formed. After it is issued, the regularity of the earlier proceedings cannot be questioned. It also gives the…

Card 8Preliminary Activities

What are the preliminary activities required before a company is registered?

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The main preliminary activities are: deciding the location of the registered office, deciding the name of the company, obtaining a licence if required, making appointments, preparing the memorandum an…

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What are the important topics in Formation of a Company for ICSE Class 11 Commerce?
Key topics in Formation of a Company include Stages in the Formation of a Company, Promotion and the Promoter, Incorporation or Registration of a Company, Floatation or Capital Subscription. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
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There are 32 flashcards for Formation of a Company covering key definitions, facts and ideas. A few sample cards are shown on this page.
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