Sentence examples for incorporator from inspiring English sources

The largest mass incorporator, Hong Kong-based Offshore Incorporations Limited, apparently has no plans to start selling Gambian vehicles.

America is on some measures less compliant with anti-money-laundering standards for corporate vehicles than any other country.The ruling will also increase scrutiny of one of the biggest purveyors of such vehicles: Mossack is an industrial-scale incorporator of anonymous companies.

He also established the Sibley College of Mechanic Arts Engineering (later Mechanical Engineering) at Cornell University, of which he was an incorporator.

At home he was an active steward of his property, a founder of the Essex Land Trust, an incorporator of the Middlesex Hospital, a Commodore of the Essex Yacht Club.

Once the United States Corporation Company was incorporator of a billion-dollar company which got an Idaho charter for $150.

Three aspects of Carswell's background expedited his defeat--a 1948 political speech he made advocating white supremacy, his role as incorporator, while a judge, of a municipal golf course into a private all-white club, & finnally his record as judge: in some 15,000 cases he had been reversed more than 40% of the time.

Pioneer Avenue is the official home of around 8,000 companies, all under the aegis of Wyoming Corporate Services, a "mass-incorporator" allowing clients to create shell companies with an on-paper home in a state with a favourable regulatory system, such as Wyoming.

Mass incorporators typically offer bank accounts too, creating a symbiotic relationship between the smithies of corporate identity and the money men.

The incorporators' religious beliefs do not, the administration writes, "trump the rights of the corporations'...full-time employees and their family members to receive the health coverage to which they are entitled by federal law".

He thinks the mass incorporators work on margins of 5-10%, rising to 25-30% for bespoke firms that do advisory work and estate planning.Returns depend largely on whether the provider offers services beyond straightforward company formation, which tend to boost margins but require more highly skilled staff.

Finding takers for the terrorist financier was harder, but not impossible: one in every 17 providers was willing to set up an anonymous shell for him.Informing the incorporators of the international rules they should be following made them no more likely to do so, even when penalties were mentioned.