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Npl Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Corporation, group, inc

Hi everyone. Corporation, group and inc are used widely for some big companies.
What is the difference between them ?
  

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Hi, NPL. Well, there's no difference between "corporation" and "INC" which means "incorporated". But "group" defines a set of companies related in any way doing business together, normally belonging to a same Board of Directors, or owner.

— Renan torres-rivero

  • Hi, NPL.
  • Well, there's no difference between "corporation" and "INC" which means "incorporated".
  • But "group" defines a set of companies related in any way doing business together, normally belonging to a same Board of Directors, or owner.
  • You may look for definitions of "plc" or "llc" as well on your favorite browser.
  • Cheers, RENAN Lima - Peru [H]
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Hi, NPL.

Well, there's no difference between "corporation" and "INC" which means "incorporated". But "group" defines a set of companies related in any way doing business together, normally belonging to a same Board of Directors, or owner.

You may look for definitions of "plc" or "llc" as well on your favorite browser.

Cheers,

RENAN

Lima - Peru
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