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incorporated Definition

in·cor·po·rated (in kôr′pə rāt′id)

adjective

  1. combined into one body or unit; united
  2. organized as a legal corporation an incorporated town

incorporated Synonyms

incorporated

modif.

  1. Included

    assimilated, integrated, fused; see included, joined.

  2. Organized

    united, consolidated, coordinated, corporate; see organized, united.

incorporated Finance Definition
A company that has filed incorporation papers with the Secretary of State in one of the 50 states. Incorporation limits the liability of owners’ losses up to the amount of their investment. It also relieves individuals of personal liability in the event that the company has been sued, except in certain rare situations when top corporate executives may be judged to have been at fault. Many large U.S. corporations are registered in Delaware, because its state laws are perceived to be most favorable to the companies.
incorporated Usage Examples

Modifying Another Word

  • already: A new modified Chartered Professional Review for those who are already Incorporated tests only the additional attributes required of a Chartered Engineer.

Noun used with modifier

  • warfare: That question can be answered with two little words: Warfare Incorporated.
  • company: Whether you are incorporating or Forming an LLC, Companies Incorporated is the premier online incorporator.

Modifies a noun

  • engineer: The team or project leader is usually an incorporated design engineer or a chartered engineer.
  • entity: Over the years up to April 2004, the tax charge on incorporated entities was considerably lowered.
  • charity: Can bet all he did however children incorporated charity.
  • company: We have grown fast from a working group into an incorporated company with three staff, based in Edinburgh.
  • practice: In this section, " unqualified person " does not include an incorporated practice.
  • office: The incorporated office MUST bear your company name and appear on your company documentation.

Used with adjective complement

  • become: These places could not have become incorporated into the Vedic legends so quickly if the Vedic culture came from another location.

Preposition: in

  • edition: CHANGES ARE PERIODICALLY ADDED TO THE INFORMATION HEREIN; THESE CHANGES WILL BE INCORPORATED IN NEW EDITIONS OF THE PUBLICATION.