Inc

INC may refer to:

• Incorporation (business), abbreviated "Inc." or "inc." in corporation names
• Indian National Congress, one of the two major political parties in India
• Indian National Council, an organisation founded in December 1941 in Bangkok by Indian Nationalists residing in Thailand
• Iraqi National Congress, an umbrella Iraqi opposition group led by Ahmed Chalabi
• IATA code for Yinchuan Hedong Airport, China
• National Institute of Culture of Peru
• Iglesia ni Cristo, an indigenous Christian religious organization originating in the Philippines
• Interim National Constitution of the Republic of Sudan, 2005
• Ijaw National Congress, a representative body formed in 1991 of Ijaw speaking people
• International Network of Churches, a non-denominational Christian network of churches
• International Network of Crackers, a major warez organization during the early 1990s
• The (International) Noise Conspiracy, a Swedish rock band
• Inc. (magazine), a business magazine
• INC, an instruction in some assembly languages
• International Concepts, a fashion label owned by Macy's Inc.

Inc. may refer to:

• Incorporation (business), an abbreviation of Incorporation, a suffix indicating a corporation
• Inc. (magazine), an American business magazine
• Inc. (band), a Los Angeles-based band
• Incumbent
• Include, included, or including

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