CORPORATIONS 841

(c) Every certificate giving the name and address of a resident agent
of any such foreign corporation, or relating to the location of the principal
office of any such foreign corporation, filed with the State Tax Commis-
sion on or after June 1, 1937, shall show the post-office address of such
resident agent or principal office, (giving in each case the county and city,
town or place and street and number, if number there be). Every such
certificate and every certificate giving the mailing address of any such
foreign corporation filed with the State Tax Commission on or after June
1, 1937, shall be signed in the name and on behalf of such foreign corpora-
tion by the president or a vice-president thereof.

(d) Every such foreign corporation which has complied with the re-
quirements of paragraph (a) hereof and, when applicable, with the re-
quirements of paragraph (c) hereof, shall be deemed to be registered to do
interstate and foreign business in this State as long as it has at least one
resident agent in this State, and may obtain from the State Tax Com-
mission, upon payment to it of a fee of five dollars for each such certifi-
cate, a certificate or certificates that it has so registered. If such foreign
corporation has a principal office certified under paragraph (b) hereof,
such certificate or certificates of registration shall so state.

(e) Every such foreign corporation which has complied with the re-
quirements of paragraph (a) hereof and, when applicable, with the re-
quirements of paragraphs (c) and (f) hereof, shall be qualified to do intra-
state business in this State as long as it has at least one resident agent
in this State, unless in the meantime it shall have forfeited its right to do
such intrastate business under the provisions of some statute of this State.
Any foreign corporation so qualified may obtain from the State Tax Com-
mission, upon payment to it of a fee of five dollars for each such certificate,
a certificate or certificates that it has so qualified. If the corporation has a
principal office in this State certified under paragraph (b) hereof, such
certificate or certificates of qualification shall so state. Any foreign corpora-
tion so qualified shall also be deemed to be registered to do interstate and
foreign business in this State.

(f) Every such foreign corporation which has not heretofore qualified
to do intrastate business in this State shall, before doing intrastate busi-
ness in this State, in addition to complying with the requirements of para-
graphs (a) and (c) hereof, file with the State Tax Commission an officially
certified copy of its charter, if incorporated, or of the instrument or instru-
ments under which it was formed if not incorporated, including in each
case an officially certified copy of every amendment thereof and supple-
ment thereto, and shall pay to the State Tax Commission a qualification fee
of twenty-five dollars.

(g) Every such foreign corporation heretofore or hereafter qualified
to do intrastate business in this State shall file with the State Tax Com-
mission from time to time, and not later than August 1, 1937, or not later
than sixty days after the adoption thereof, whichever is the later date,
officially certified copies of all amendments to and supplements of its
charter or other instrument or instruments under which it was formed,
not theretofore so filed. If any such foreign corporation fails to comply
with the foregoing provisions of this paragraph (g), the State Tax Com-
mission shall impose upon it a penalty of five dollars, and in addition one
dollar for each ten days or fractional part thereof during which such de-
fault shall continue. Such penalties shall he collected and may be reduced
or abated in the manner provided for the collection, reduction and abate-