Which of the following statements is FALSEwith regarding a one person corporation?A one person corporation has a singlestockholder.OThe stockholder in the one person corporationshall be the sole director and president.A one person corporation is required to submitand file corporate bylaws.OA one person corporation shall not be requiredto have a minimum authorized capital stock. Which of the following may be a cause forinvoluntary dissolution?Express will of any partnerInsolvency of any partnerO Termination of the termO Expulsion of any partner

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