Exam 5: Choosing a Form of Ownership
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Common ownership interest in a business,sharing profits (or losses)of a business,and the right to participate in managing the operations of the business are characteristics of a(n):
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Failing to keep corporate and personal funds separate is most often a problem in closely held corporations.
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An owner should choose an S-corporation form of ownership when he/she:
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The corporate form of ownership has a significant advantage in that:
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The form of ownership with the greatest ability to accumulate capital is the:
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There is no legal limit to the number of general partners a partnership must have,but it must have one.
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A limited liability company differs from an S-corporation in:
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Why would someone choose an S-corporation? Discuss who can,how it is done,how it is different from or similar to other types of corporations,and its advantages and disadvantages.
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Owners/founders can be minority stockholders in a corporation but never lose their final authority or control over business decisions because they are the owners.
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The terms of a partnership agreement are legally binding even if some of the items are illegal.
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Corporations can also stimulate managers' and employees' incentive on the job by creating an ________ (ESOP).
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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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An S-corporation form of ownership overcomes which disadvantage of the regular or "C" corporation form of ownership?
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What are the nine general factors an entrepreneur should consider when choosing the form of small business ownership? List and explain at least six of them.
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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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The ________ codifies the body of law dealing with partnerships in the United States.
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The ________ is a document that states in writing all of the terms of operating the partnership for the protection of each partner involved.
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In a partnership,each partner acts as a(n)________ for the business.
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