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Can the same person be the shareholder, director and all the administrators of a corporation?

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Can the same person be the shareholder, director and all the administrators of a corporation?

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While different jurisdictions may have distinct stipulations, most states require at least one director and two administrators in a general for-profit corporation. The required officers are the president and the secretary. Most states allow one person to hold both positions and be the exclusive director of the corporation. Generally, that person can also be the exclusive shareholder. A corporation cannot be the director of another corporation.

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