Which of the following statements about corporate dissolution is INCORRECT?
a. A corporation cannot be forced into dissolution by a creditor.
b. A corporation will be dissolved if all shareholders vote to do so.
c. A secretary of state may commence a proceeding to dissolve a corporation for failure to pay taxes.
d. A shareholder may petition a court to dissolve a "deadlocked" corporation.
a
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