Which of the following is NOT true about a Canadian controlled private corporation (CCPC): a. CCPC shares are not traded on a public stock exchange such as the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSE). b. The corporation is not controlled by a public corporation. c. The corporation is controlled by non-residents. d. The corporation is controlled by Canadian residents, who could be either individuals or another corporation.
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