HARRY W. NICE, GOVERNOR. 1059
principal office in this State certified under paragraph (b)
hereof, such certificate or certificates of qualification shall so
state. Any foreign corporation 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 business in this State, in addition to com-
plying with the requirements of paragraphs (a) and (c) here-
of, file with the State Tax Commission an officially certified
copy of its charter, if incorporated, or of the instrument or
instruments under which it was formed if not incorporated,
including in each case an officially certified copy of every
amendment thereof and supplement 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 Commission 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 certi-
fied 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 Commission 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 default shall continue. Such penalties shall be col-
lected and may be reduced or abated in the manner provided
for the collection, reduction and abatement of penalties im-
posed by Section 179 of Article 81 for failure to file reports
with the State Tax Commission.
(h) The State Tax Commission shall keep a public index
of the names and addresses of the resident agents and mailing
addresses of all such foreign corporations and of the locations
of their principal offices in this State in cases in which such
locations have been certified to it.
(i) The State Tax Commission shall account quarterly to
the Comptroller for the fees collected by it under this Section
and shall pay the same forthwith to the State Treasurer for
the use of the State.
121. (a) Failure on the part of any foreign corporation,
required by Section 119 of this Article to qualify to do intra-
state business in this State or to register to do interstate and
foreign business in this State, to comply with any of the re-
quirements of said Section shall not affect the validity of any
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