to reincorporate

Examples

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• The shareholders voted to reincorporate the business to take advantage of better tax regulations.

• Although U.S. corporations have been reincorporating in Bermuda and other low-tax jurisdictions for some time, these transactions have only now been brought to the attention of the general public.

  Academic text (2002)

• They wanna reincorporate the company.

  The Social Network (2010)

• So they reincorporated in the Netherlands.

  Blog text (15)

• If the issuer reincorporates abroad, it might escape the U.S. disclosure regime, but the requirements for doing so are strict.

  Academic text (1998)

• Mapula has, however, seen particular development and growth since 1994, when it was reincorporated into South Africa and became part of the newly constituted North West Province.

  Academic text (2005)

• Under this transaction, a U.S. company reincorporates as a foreign corporation (Bermuda is often selected because of its favorable tax laws), with its U.S. operations held in a subsidiary.

  Academic text (2002)

• After the merger, the company plans to reincorporate in a more favorable state for its operations.

• Many firms choose to reincorporate in countries with lower corporate tax rates to increase profitability.

Synonyms

C

to corporatize

vsto reincorporate

• Formal

1 7.5

To make an organization work like a company, focusing on profit and efficiency

focuses on formal registration or reintegration rather than profit motive

R

to re-incorporate

vsto reincorporate

• UK

6.4

To put something back into a larger group or system

is the same meaning but written with a hyphen

Antonyms

D

to dissolve

• Formal

60 4.1

To officially end an organization, agreement, or relationship

D

to disband

43 4.3

To stop being a group, for example a band or committee

How Integrated

to reincorporate

• Specialized

1 7.2

to incorporate

• Formal

47 5.1

to merge

192 3.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology