A promoter is never personally liable on pre-incorporation debt. Select one: True False Shareholders are generally not personally liable for the obligations of the corporation unless the court pierces the corporate veil. Select one: True O False Corporate profits are distributed as dividends. Select one True False According to The Business Judgment Rule, if officers and directors make informed, rational, decisions, they will not be 'second-guessed' by the courts. Select one True on False The shareholder of a corporation are never allowed to sue the corporation Select one True 100 False Corporate income may be double faced Select one Officers, as agents of the corporation have both express and implied powers to bind the corporation to contracts. Select one True Fale A corporation is a legal person Select one True re A corporation is liable under the doctrine of respondeat superior, for the contracts and personal injury liabilities that were created by its agents or employees while serving a corporate purpose Geacting within the scope of their duties Select one True false Corporations are required to have annual meetings of shareholders and directors See one False Every shareholder must be present at the annual meeting of shareholders and cannot appoint a proxy to vote their shares. Select one: True O False Dividends may be paid any time the directors wish, even if that causes the corporation to become insolvent Select one: True O False All corporations are required to issue bonds to raise capital, Select one: True False Restrictions on the transfer of shares, often found in shareholder agreements are common in closely held corporations. Select one True False An officer or director can compete with a corporation as long as he discloses his personal interest and does not vote in favor of the transaction. Select one True False Director and shareholder meetings must be formal, require a quorum, and include agenda and minutes. Select one: True False The amount of stock a person owns determines the strength of his or her voting power. Select one True O False Preemptive Rights allows shareholders to maintain their proportionate control over the corporation, by allowing each to purchase new issues of reserve stock in the same proportion they currently own Select one True Like partnerships and limited liability companies, corporations may elect to have bylaws but they are not required Select one: True False Cumulative voting allows minority shareholders to add up all their votes during an election of multiple directors and apply all their votes to a single candidate. Select one True