Here is question that might turn your brains....

[theonebit]

I am new here, first of all.
I just started doing business in malaysia under "so and so enterprise".
(please dont tell that i am in malaysia and you all dont how the system works in malaysia, the malaysian government are idiots, they copy US system and claim it theirs. so it is 98% US system)
ok here is the question..
can you name a company something like this "so and so corp." without actually being a corporation?
and can a sole propertier be a owner to a corporation...?
is "so and so enterprise" different from "so and so corp." ?
actually i just need the name..... "so and so corp." ....

anyway i know the question is weird ...
but i new so i hope it is forgivable....

[marksteadman]

Hi theonebit.

I personally would not have thought so. A quick look online seems to come up with the same answer: according to this page on Assumed Business Names, "you may not use corporate name suffixes such as Inc., Incorporated or Corp. if the company is not filed as a corporation or LLC". (This is based on the US system.)

You should probably be OK to use "Co" as in "Company". Hope that's of some help.

[theonebit]

Thank you..... for your help

that answers the naming scheme.....

but now can a corporation be own by a sole propertier. if it is posible then the name is also posible...

so it will be become something like this, the business is filed under corporation but it is a sole ownership....

i am sure there is loophole somewhere....
just where....

[PrivateInvestigator]

I wouldn;t think so either, I agree with the above poster.

The title has to be inline with yuor business's nature.