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  8. Chapter 5. Corporation Franchise Tax


Chapter 5. Corporation Franchise Tax


  • § 501 Corporations subject to and exempt from franchise tax.
  • § 502 Annual franchise tax report; contents; failure to file and pay tax; duties of Secretary of State.
  • § 503 Rates and computation of franchise tax.
  • § 504 Collection and disposition of tax; tentative return and tax; penalty interest; investigation of annual franchise tax report; notice of additional tax due.
  • § 505 Review and refund; jurisdiction and power of the Secretary of State; appeal.
  • § 506 Fund for payment of refunds.
  • § 507 Collection of tax; preferred debt.
  • § 508 Injunction against exercise of franchise or transacting business.
  • § 509 Further remedy in Court of Chancery; appointment of receiver or trustee; sale of property.
  • § 510 Failure to pay tax or file a complete annual report for 1 year; charter void; extension of time.
  • § 511 Repeal of charters of delinquent corporations; report to Governor and proclamation.
  • § 512 Filing and publication of proclamation.
  • § 513 Acting under proclaimed charter; penalty.
  • § 514 Mistakes in proclamation; correction.
  • § 515 Annual report of Secretary of State.
  • § 516 Retaliatory taxation and regulation; imposition.
  • § 517 Duties of Attorney General.
  • § 518 Relief for corporations with assets in certain unfriendly nations.
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