This bill amends the Code of West Virginia, specifically section 30-9-30, to allow accounting corporations to use "A.C." as an abbreviation in their corporate names. The bill stipulates that the corporate name must include the words "accounting corporation" or the abbreviation "A.C." and explicitly prohibits the use of other terms such as "company," "corporation," or "incorporated" that might suggest the corporation is of a different type.

The legislation aims to clarify the naming conventions for accounting corporations established in West Virginia, ensuring that the designation accurately reflects their professional status. By formalizing the use of "A.C." in corporate names, the bill seeks to enhance the identity and recognition of accounting firms within the state.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 30-9-30