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From when does a company acquire an identity distinct from its members?
ADay of its incorporation
BDay it issues dividends
CDay it is advertised
DDay of the first meeting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Day of its incorporation
On incorporation, the company's assets and liabilities become separate from the owners'.
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