Exam 3: Choosing a Form of Ownership
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Like "C" corporations,S-corporations must pay taxes on any assets that have appreciated in value and are sold.
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Stockholders in the corporation have the same kind of liability as do general partners in a partnership.
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A corporation doing business in the state in which it is incorporated is considered to be a(n)________ corporation.
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The corporation,like the proprietorship,avoids the "double taxation" disadvantage associated with the partnership form of ownership.
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To avoid becoming liable for corporate actions,officers should ensure that they hold annual meetings,keep minutes of those meetings,make sure the board of directors makes all decisions,etc.
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Corporations that are formed in other countries but do business in the United States are:
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________ corporations have shares that are controlled by a relatively small number of people - family members,relatives,or friends.
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The sole proprietorship has the least ability to accumulate capital.
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Ownership of a corporation can easily be transferred through the sale of stock.
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In a joint venture,individuals join together in co-ownership for:
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A distinct disadvantage of the corporate form of ownership is:
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If a partnership is formed without an agreement,the partnership is automatically subject to the:
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What advantages does a partnership offer the entrepreneur over forming a sole proprietorship?
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Partners can make provisions in the partnership agreement to avoid dissolution due to death only if all parties agree to accept as partners those who inherit the deceased's interest.
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LLP does pay taxes as a corporation and its income is not passed through to the limited partners.
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When choosing a form of ownership,the entrepreneur should realize that:
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The form of ownership can impact an entrepreneur's ability to raise start-up capital.
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