All of the following are reasons a court might "pierce the corporate veil" and hold shareholders personally liable for corporate debts except O a. the corporation is not set up to make a profit and is too thinly capitalized. O b. the corporation has not declared a dividend. c. personal and corporate assets are mixed together. O d. corporate formalities are not followed. 1.8 points Save Answer QUESTION 16 An example of a fact that a company would probably not need to disclose to the public pursuant to SEC Rule 10b-5 is a. a change to the dividend that will be paid to shareholders. O b. potential litigation against the company. O c. potential litigation against the company. O d. a contract to purchase new computers for its main office.