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To: JDN who wrote (32483)	5/31/2000 4:22:00 PM
From: rudedog	Respond to of 64865

JDN - re: Seems to me that such a corporation would at least have to have some revenue to justify itself. For better or worse, corporations can do stupid things, lose money, have no purpose, and still be quite legal. There is nothing wrong with the notion that a corporation does not make any money - look at the internet companies. But like I said, I never actually created a company with no revenue, so you would want real advice, not just my opinion. As far as the second point, there are a number of "aggregate" groups you can qualify for - sometimes it is a local chamber of commerce group, sometimes a small business association. These groups are treated as one entity for insurance pricing purposes even though there are separate policies and companies in the group. Several attorneys I know get their insurance this way - they are 1 and 2 man shops but get the group rate through a local legal association.