Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 225 – Business development credit corporations


§ 225.01	Incorporators
§ 225.02	Purposes
§ 225.03	Capital stock
§ 225.04	Directors
§ 225.05	Members; limitation and apportionment of loans by members; withdrawal
§ 225.06	Finance
§ 225.07	Loans
§ 225.08	Application of chapter 180
§ 225.09	Legal investments

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