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Stock corporation
A corporation:
With capital stock that is divided into shares
Authorized to distribute to holders of such shares, dividends or allotments, of the surplus profits on the basis of the shares held
Non-stock corporation
A corporation that
Has no capital stock
Does not issue stocks
Does not distribute dividends to its members
Stock corporation vs. Nonstock corporation
What comes first is nonstock, then stock.
As to components, members vs. shareholders
As to board members, trustees who can be more than 15 vs. directors who cannot be more than 15
As to existence of shares, no capital stock divided into shares vs. capital stock divided into shares
As to dividends, no dividends vs. dividends declared
As to purpose, nonprofit, and limited to those specified under Section 87 vs. primarily business
As to business activities, can conduct business but only if it is incidental to the primary purpose vs. business purpose is the primary purpose
As to voting rights, can be modified, limited or broadened vs. one share-one vote
As to transferability of interest, non-transferable vs. transferable
As to termination, can be terminated vs. cannot be terminated until the transfer of the shares or upon liquidation
As to effect of death, terminates the membership vs. shares can be acquired through succession
As to dues, payment can be required vs. no dues are paid
As to term of board members, three years vs. one year
As to voting, cumulative voting is not allowed vs. cumulative voting is expressly allowed
As to liquidation, the members will not get a share in the assets vs. shareholders will get their share in the net assets
As to election of officers, members may directly elect the officers vs. elected by the Board of Directors
Capital
The capital involved is to be used for the operation of the corporation
Purposes of nonstock corporation
Charitable
Religious
Educational
Professional
Cultural
Fraternal
Literary
Scientific
Social
Civic service
Similar purposes, like trade, industry, agricultural, and like chambers
Any combination thereof
Incidental profit