Allows accounting corporations in West Virginia to use "A.C." as a name ending.
West Virginia HB4932 amends the state's code to permit accounting corporations to use "A.C." as a name ending. This change applies to corporations formed after July 1, 2001, and allows certified public accountants to organize and become shareholders. The Secretary of State issues a certificate of incorporation and must attach a certification of authorization to the corporation application. The bill specifies that the name must include "accounting corporation" or "A.C." and prohibits other corporate indicators.
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