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Shareholder meeting of a limited liability company decides to dissolve the company. Which of the following subsequent act of the shareholder meeting and the liquidation group doesn’t violate the provisions of law？ A、 Shareholder meeting appoints shareholders A, B and C as liquidation group, doesn’t adopt the advice of shareholder D to engage a lawyer in liquidation group. B、 The next day of establishing liquidation group, it informs the dissolution to all creditors and issues notice. As all creditors has claimed debt within a week, the liquidation group releases a final announcement in the newspaper. C、 In the process of cleaning up the company's property, the liquidation group finds that equipment depreciate, and the money can only be able to repay 75% of debts, then it reaches an agreement with creditors that shareholder A repay the remaining debts and continue liquidation. D、 When makes liquidation plan, the liquidation group decided to sell all of the employee housing to employees in favorable price with the consent of congress, and partially offset wages and labor insurance owed workers.

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(i) The tax incentives immediately available in respect of the amount invested in shares issued in

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