The "minimum contacts" rule determines in which state a corporation should be chartered.

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The "minimum contacts" rule is actually used to determine whether a court in a particular state has jurisdiction over a corporation, based on the corporation's contacts with that state. The state in which a corporation should be chartered is typically determined by other factors, such as the corporation's principal place of business or the state in which it was first incorporated.

The "Minimum Contacts" Rule Determines in Which State a Corporation