http://www.sos.state.tx.us/corp/forms/201_boc.pdf

Form 201—General Information (Certificate of Formation – For-Profit Corporation)

http://www.pbrainmedia.com/library/articles/nonprofstructure...

Corporations in General

To create any type of corporation, nonprofit or for-profit, you must file paperwork with the state government, usually the secretary of state's office. Once you file the required document -- typically called "articles of incorporation" -- you have "incorporated" and created a separate legal entity: your corporation.

In the simplest terms, a corporation -- whether nonprofit or for-profit -- is a type of business structure. Other types of business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships and limited liability companies (LLCs). Some states also recognize associations: groups of individuals who work together for some common goal but haven't taken steps to create a specific legal entity.

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http://www.coj.be/fichejurid_36.htm
La finalité sociale

L’article 661 du Code des sociétés ne définit pas strictement ce qu’il faut entendre par "finalité sociale". Il est prévu que la SFS doit préciser, dans ses statuts, que ses associés ne recherchent aucun bénéfice patrimonial ou seulement un bénéfice patrimonial limité.
Le bénéfice patrimonial comprend deux aspects : d’une part, le bénéfice patrimonial direct – à savoir la distribution de dividendes aux associés - et, d’autre part, le bénéfice patrimonial indirect – à savoir l’obtention d’une économie dans le chef des associés.

http://books.google.fr/books?id=8eh7S2hqTJsC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA...

http://books.google.fr/books?id=WQvCDG4HmhMC&pg=PA115&lpg=PA...

Asbl Et Activites Marchandes
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Coipel, Marée, Mertens, De Patoul, Davagle, Fischer et Goblet - 2009
En bref, le bénéfice patrimonial direct consiste dans le partage des bénéfices générés par l'activité sociale. Le bénéfice patrimonial indirect est, pour sa part, tout ...


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You may try to check this out and see if "Fondation Patrimoniale - Patrimonial Foundation/ Patrimonial entity" fits the context.

http://www.ey.com/LU/en/Services/Tax/Tax-alert_20130801_Draf...

The characteristics of the patrimonial foundation make it an instrument dedicated to individuals or patrimonial entities whose goal is the administration of a private fortune with the exclusion of exercising any commercial, industrial, agricultural or self-employed activity. As such, it differs from the foundations governed by the modified law dated 21 April 1928 on non-profit associations and foundations: even if a patrimonial foundation may have accessorily charitable and non-profit activities, it may not be incorporated with a purpose reserved for non-profit foundations, its object must be the management and the administration of a private wealth for the benefit of one or more beneficiaries or for the benefit of one or more (non-charitable) purposes (e.g. financing of the studies of a descendant)

http://www.step.org/patrimonial-foundation

Unlike a company, an FP has no shareholders and so is often described as an ‘orphan entity’. The object of an FP is the administration of its assets for the benefit of one or more beneficiaries or to further one or more purposes that must not qualify as ‘charitable’ within the meaning of the law of 21 April 1928 on not-for-profit associations and foundations.3 The entities governed by the 1928 law (as amended), acquire their charitable status as a result of a complex incorporation process involving ministerial approval.


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http://www.creatrust.lu/fr/Actualites-183.html?mbID=290#.UsG...

This setting of words, in a banking environment can only means (for the intriguing word; that is patrimonial) "patrimoine" i.e. "asset (s)", "capital", or "resource(s)". BIEN/HERITAGE IN FRENCH. In other words one cannot oppose in parity or polarity "patrimonial" to "matrimonial" as a translator seeking the exact meaning could be led to think. The key to this question is therefore the way to read patrimonial and that is as derived from PATRIMOINE and not from a faux-amis couple matrimonial/patrimonial. Therefore the right translation is: PERSONNES MORALES RESSOURCES/