Profits, corporation

A not-for-profit corporation organized to improve the practice and educational standards of the profession of industrial hygiene. 

Canada, in response to extreme concerns regarding the reliability of the rapidly developing interconnected power networks in North America. NERC is a not-for-profit corporation owned by ten regional councils, whose members come from virtually all segments of the electric power industiy. Their parent companies account for virtually all the electrical energy supplied thronghout the United States, Canada, and northern portions of Baja California, Mexico. The various regional councils arc as follows ... 

WILL THE PROJECT BE PROFITABLE CORPORATE FUNDING LEVEL BRING IT IN ON THE ESTIMATE... 

Utilization Review Accreditation Commission (URAC) a Washington-based, not-for-profit corporation formed in 1990 and dedicated to improving the quality of utilization review in the health care industry by providing a method of evaluation and accreditation of utilization review programs. 

Myth 1 Social enterprises do not sell a product for a profit. This is definitely not true. In fact, the definition of a non-profit corporation is not related to the price at which a product is sold. You can be sure that the cookies you buy from the Girl Scouts cost less to produce than you paid for them. The restriction is that non-profits cannot distribute any portion of the profits to shareholders. 

If extremely high ROI targets are set by corporate HQ there is a danger that the divisions will cut back on research and development in order to improve the financial performance of the division. This will reduce the division s ability to innovate new products and lead to a decrease in longterm profits. Corporate HQ personnel need to carefully control their interactions with the divisions to ensure that both short- and long-term goals of the company are being achieved. 

Furthermore, the firm exhibited more (Care than we have ever seen from a for-profit corporation. They have gone far above the call of duty or of reasonable expectation in caring for the survivors and families of this tragedy. 

MPD (Materials Property Data, National Materials Property Network, Inc., Columbus, OH). Not-for-profit corporation that addresses the need for easy, on-line access to high-quality, well-documented numerical material property data. Enables the designer to canvass multiple databases for the materials information needed, making it possible to define properties requirements interactively on a terminal and get back a list of databases with detailed documentation on the potential materials. Can also download the data into in-house computer files. 

Although various kinds of corporations exist, such as private and public and profit nonprofit, this discussion is limited to private, for-profit corporations. Such a corporation is an entity created imder state or similar entity incorporation laws, consisting of one or more individuals, owned by one or more stockholders, and considered separate from the employees or the owners. A board of directors, elected by the owners, provides general control. The corporation can buy and sell real estate, enter into agreements, and sue and be sued. A corporation can be dissolved by surrender or expiration of its state or other charter with its business obligations settled in accordance with those laws. Owners pay taxes only on dividends received after the corporation pays state and federal taxes. A subchapter S Corporation is a special U.S. form of corporation available to businesses that have 35 or fewer stockholders and meet other requirements. The advantage of this form of corporation is that it has less tax liability than a standard corporation. 

Taxes and profits. Corporate taxes in the United States during recent years have amounted to about 40 per cent of the gross profit before taxes. Thus, after having laid aside funds for about 9 to 14 per cent of investment (depending on the degree... 

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