Exam 6: Taking Over An Existing Business
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In the Entre-Perspectives,what product has the Zildjian family been making since 1623?
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When purchasing a business,the people working there can be disregarded since they will probably not stick around after the business is in new hands.
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All of the following are options for getting started as a business owner except
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In purchasing an existing business,Alice has decided to lease the equipments and fixtures from the original owner rather than purchasing it outright to save money initially.This is an example of
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Existing businesses do not have to be scrutinized carefully to determine whether they are a worthwhile investment of time and money.
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To protect yourself from unknown tax liabilities when buying the stock of a business,it makes sense to place part of the purchase price in an escrow account that is earmarked to pay for any corporate liabilities.This is referred to as
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When evaluating the worth of the inventory for purchasing purposes,the primary concern should be
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The overall value of tangible assets is determined through all of the following except
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Industry-wide ____ ratios are calculated by most trade associations,many commercial banks,and accounting firms.
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Tabitha is considering the purchase of a seemingly successful retail establishment,but first she would like to gain an understanding of why the business is being sold.With whom should she speak?
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According to the text,at any given time,there are____ thousands of small businesses for sale at any given time.
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A business that brings sellers of their businesses together with potential buyers is known as
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To effectively use operating ratios,a prospective buyer should
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The worth of tangible assets is determined using which of the following methods?
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In Scenario 6-2 above,the intangible assets of the business would include all but which of the following?
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When discussing the purchase of an existing business,it is not necessary to get verbal understandings in writing from the seller.
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A disadvantage to buying an existing business is which of the following?
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Rob is selling a business with machinery that has been protected from unauthorized use or infringement for the next three years.What type of intangible asset does this involve?
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Real estate brokers may be a good source of potential businesses for sale since their listings may include business real estate.
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