Exam 17: Governance and Structure: Forms of Doing Business

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Pooling agreements are the same as voting trusts.

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Which of the following forms of business organizations does not\underline{\text{not}} have the pass-through feature of income and losses?

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Under Sarbanes-Oxley,loans to corporate officers are prohibited.

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Limited partnerships are taxed the same way as general partnerships.

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A partnership can only be formed voluntarily.

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A limited liability company can be created informally.

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Becca Franklin and Suzanne Peterson formed an LLC as co-owners and managers.The LLC made $275,000 after expenses last year.There are no provisions in their operating agreement on how profits are to be split.​ -What amount will Becca declare on her income tax return from the LLC?​

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Which of the following not\underline{\text{not}} required for the articles of incorporation?

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Pooling agreements are:

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Partners are mutual principals and agents.

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An inadequately capitalized corporation can have its corporate veil pierced.

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Dissolution:

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In a limited partnership,there must be a least one general partner.

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Dissolution of a partnership is termination of a partnership.

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Alan Freeman is in the process of forming a corporation in order to protect himself from liability in the operation of his construction/development business.The business is incorporated on November 1,1986.However,Alan was anxious to get started on a townhouse development.He signed contracts with subcontractors for the project during September and October.Discuss Alan's liability before and after incorporation.

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A director who usurps a corporate opportunity:

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Limited partners can take a management role and remain limited partners.

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The corporate veil can be pierced when:

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The statutory agent is the party who will be served with lawsuits against the corporation.

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Only the general partner in a limited partnership has personal liability.

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