Companies, Corporations, Government, Police and Councils;

 

"Corporations-Companies" generally refers to legal entities that are separate from their owners, known as shareholders. These entities, which are often businesses, have rights and responsibilities similar to those of an individual. They can make a profit, be taxed, and can be held legally liable. Corporations are typically larger and more complex than other business structures, and they are usually formed to operate large-scale businesses, to raise capital through the sale of stock, and to limit the financial liability of the owners.