The phrase "administering corporation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to corporate governance, management, or legal frameworks where a corporation is responsible for administering certain functions or services.
Example: "The administering corporation is tasked with overseeing the compliance of all subsidiaries with federal regulations."
Alternatives: "managing corporation" or "governing corporation".
Corporation tax is administered by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs HMRCC), which was formed from a merger of the Inland Revenue (which previously administered corporation tax) and Her Majesty's Customs and Excise on 18 April 2005.
The money, which would come from a pool of $2 billion in federal financing administered by the corporation, would be used for domestic violence prevention programs, language classes, art exhibitions and other social services at the center.
The National Ecological Observation Network (NEON), constructed by the National Science Foundation and now administered by Battelle Corporation, includes sites where we have initiated new sampling, adding to NEON vegetation structure plots (DSNY, HARV, NIWO, OSBS, SOAP, TALL, TREE, UKFS, UNDE, WREF, YELL).
The average number of upscale corporations administered by each provincial government was 326, and the average number of upscale corporations administered by each district government was 34 (Walder 1995).
The report says that it uses "the PwC Total Tax Contribution methodology, which looks at all the different taxes that companies pay and administer, including corporation tax, employment taxes, VAT, and other taxes".
According to the information published on the state council SASAC's Website, up until August 2015, the number of corporations administered by the state-council SASAC has been reduced to 112 and involved important fields of aerospace/spaceflight, the military industry, information technology, petroleum and petrochemical industries, electric power, and coal mining.
A testator may choose as executor any person or any corporation engaging in the business of administering trusts and estates.
The EDC aims to incentivize economic development in part through administering the New York City Industrial Development Agency (NYCIDA), a public benefit corporation that helps companies locating or relocating within New York City undertake capital expansions or expand their existing operations in the City.
"Now they're looking at new markets, doing benefits packages for corporations that don't want to handle administering employee insurance internally," Garcia says.
President Richard Nixon later created a free-standing corporation to administer legal aid funds.
