What is the primary function of a company’s articles of association?

Correct answer: B. To regulate the company’s internal management

  • A. To record the company’s annual profit
  • B. To regulate the company’s internal management
  • C. To provide evidence of every company debt
  • D. To replace the certificate of incorporation

Explanation

Articles of association contain internal rules concerning matters such as meetings, directors and share procedures. They do not replace the certificate of incorporation or serve as an annual financial statement.

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