Deck 11: The Business Environment: Agency, Employment, Business Organizations, and Bankruptcy Laws

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What type of business entity is a business organization like a general partnership in that it consists of two or more people who are co-owners of a business for profit but not all of the co-owners of the business are involved in the management and operation of the business?

A) Limited partnership
B) Business corporation
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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A sole proprietorship:

A) consists of a business owned and operated by one individual.
B) is a business form that protects the personal assets of the owner.
C) is a business form that requires several formalities.
D) is a business form that pays taxes as a business.
E) All of the above
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Which of the following factors are considered when one tries to pierce the corporate veil?

A) Did the corporation observe corporate formalities such as holding meetings?
B) Did the corporation keep separate bank accounts?
C) Were corporate funds used for corporate and not personal purposes?
D) Was the corporation undercapitalized?
E) All of the above
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What is the name for joining together of employees for the purpose of negotiating and often done by a union?

A) Collective bargaining
B) At-will employment
C) Respondeat superior
D) Vicarious liability
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What is the name of the government agency responsible for assuring safe working conditions for workers?

A) Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA)
B) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
C) Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
D) State secretary of state
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What is the name of the government agency responsible for enforcing the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934?

A) Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA)
B) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
C) Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
D) State secretary of state
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What type of authority is the power given, in fact, to an agent by the principal or employer?

A) Actual authority
B) Express authority
C) Apparent authority
D) Ostensible authority
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Corporations are formed by filing which document with the secretary of state?

A) Bylaws
B) Articles of incorporation
C) Stock permit
D) Partnership agreement
E) Shareholder agreement
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What type of business entity is an organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership often used by lawyers and accountants?

A) Limited partnership
B) General partnership
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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A non-profit corporation:

A) cannot generate any income.
B) always has tax exempt status.
C) cannot distribute any profit to its members.
D) Both b and c
E) All of the above
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What type of business entity is a business where two or more persons co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts?

A) Limited partnership
B) General partnership
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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What type of business entity is a business owned and operated by one person?

A) Sole proprietorship
B) General partnership
C) Business corporation
D) Limited liability company
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The term "securities" is used to describe:

A) a financial interest in a business.
B) only shares of stock in a corporation.
C) only a partnership interest in a general partnership.
D) only a partnership interest in a limited partnership.
E) None of the above
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Actual authority of partners to enter contracts on behalf of the partnership:

A) means that authority is implied because the conduct of the parties have reasonably led third persons to believe that such authority exists.
B) means that other partners have approved the contract.
C) always exists for all partners.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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What type of business entity is a business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation, which is a cross between a sole proprietorship or partnership and a corporation, having characteristics of each?

A) Limited partnership
B) General partnership
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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In a limited partnership:

A) all partners have limited liability.
B) only general partners have limited liability.
C) only limited partners have limited liability.
D) limited partners have no liability.
E) no partner has any liability.
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Blue Sky laws refer to:

A) federal securities laws.
B) state securities laws.
C) federal bankruptcy laws.
D) state bankruptcy laws.
E) None of the above
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The owners of a corporation are known as:

A) officers.
B) shareholders.
C) directors.
D) members.
E) None of the above
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What type of employment is an employment arrangement without a fixed term?

A) Contract employment
B) Free-will employment
C) At-will employment
D) Temporary employment
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Equity securities are:

A) loans taken out by the corporation.
B) only owned by shareholders in public corporations.
C) only owned by shareholders in close corporations.
D) usually in the form of shares of stock for a corporation.
E) always regulated by the federal government.
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A limited liability company is a business organization providing limited liability to its
owners, but not taxed as a corporation.
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A fundamental principle in the law of agency is that the principal-agent relationship
creates _____ duties between the parties.
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In a partnership, each of the partners is liable to third parties for debts of the partnership in proportion to his or her ownership interest in the partnership.
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A business corporation files the articles of incorporation with which government agency?

A) Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA)
B) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
C) Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
D) State secretary of state
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A limited partnership must have at least one general partner.
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An owner of a sole proprietorship is not personally liable for business debts.
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Actual authority is authority created by conduct that leads a third person to believe that
authority exists.
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The law of agency holds that the principal is responsible for the torts of the agent that are committed in the course and scope of employment.
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In a business corporation, the board of directors is responsible for daily management.
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All debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy.
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State laws that govern the sale or transfer of securities within the state are known as blue-sky laws.
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A general partnership always has a managing partner.
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Exempt assets must be turned over to the Bankruptcy trustee and are used to satisfy the debts of the person filing bankruptcy.
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A corporation is sometimes called an artificial person.
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Each partner in a partnership is the agent of the other partners and is responsible for the torts of the other partners if committed in the course and scope of the partnership.
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In a limited liability partnership, partners have limited liability as long as they do not participate in the management of the business.
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An employment arrangement without a fixed term is an employment ________.
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Bankruptcy is governed primarily by federal law.
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In a limited liability company the individuals who own the company are generally not personally liable for the company debts.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a federal agency that adopts rules that must be followed by corporations and other businesses that sell securities through any national exchange.
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What are the differences between a limited liability partnership and a limited liability company?
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Assume that you started a new business as a sole proprietor where you developed an app for smartphones and tablets. The app you developed has now become very popular. You now plan to develop more apps but want to limit your personal liability. Discuss why you would want to form a new business and what type of business entity you would select.
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State laws that govern the sale or transfer of securities within the state (intrastate) are known as ________ laws.
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The ______ is a federal agency that adopts rules that must be followed by corporations
and other businesses that sell securities through any national exchange or through any means of interstate commerce.
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The owner of a sole proprietorship in itself is fully _____ for any business debts.
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The board of ______of a business corporation have general management power over the corporation and are responsible for setting general business policies.
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In response to corporate abuse by Enron and other corporations, Congress enacted the ______________Act of 2002 that established the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which requires registration of auditors of public companies and imposes regulations regarding accounting methods and financial disclosures.
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The ______ are the internal rules and regulations for a corporation.
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Explain the roles of directors, officers, and shareholders in a corporation.
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If you were starting a new business entity with a relative for a new fast food franchise, which business entity would you select? There will be two owners of the business and you hope to be able to open more fast food franchises in the future, but for now you are planning to start just one franchise. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each business entity.
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A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts is a ___________ partnership.
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Unlike a general partnership, not all of the co-owners of a limited partnership are involved in the ______ and operation of the business.
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What are the factors considered by a court on whether the court should pierce the corporate veil?
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A ________ is a type of business organization that provides limited liability to its owners that is similar to a corporation but not taxed as a corporation.
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Match between columns
General partnership
A business owned and operated by one person
General partnership
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
General partnership
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
General partnership
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
General partnership
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
General partnership
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
General partnership
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Limited liability company
A business owned and operated by one person
Limited liability company
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Limited liability company
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Limited liability company
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Limited liability company
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Limited liability company
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Limited liability company
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Limited partnership
A business owned and operated by one person
Limited partnership
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Limited partnership
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Limited partnership
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Limited partnership
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Limited partnership
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Limited partnership
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Limited liability partnership
A business owned and operated by one person
Limited liability partnership
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Limited liability partnership
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Limited liability partnership
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Limited liability partnership
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Limited liability partnership
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Limited liability partnership
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Nonprofit corporation
A business owned and operated by one person
Nonprofit corporation
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Nonprofit corporation
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Nonprofit corporation
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Nonprofit corporation
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Nonprofit corporation
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Nonprofit corporation
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Business corporation
A business owned and operated by one person
Business corporation
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Business corporation
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Business corporation
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Business corporation
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Business corporation
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Business corporation
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Sole proprietorship
A business owned and operated by one person
Sole proprietorship
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Sole proprietorship
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Sole proprietorship
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Sole proprietorship
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Sole proprietorship
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Sole proprietorship
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
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Shareholders
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Shareholders
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Shareholders
The owners of a corporation
Shareholders
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Shareholders
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Officers
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Officers
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Officers
The owners of a corporation
Officers
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Officers
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Board of directors
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Board of directors
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Board of directors
The owners of a corporation
Board of directors
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Board of directors
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Bylaws
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Bylaws
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Bylaws
The owners of a corporation
Bylaws
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Bylaws
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Dividends
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Dividends
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Dividends
The owners of a corporation
Dividends
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Dividends
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
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What type of business entity is a business organization like a general partnership in that it consists of two or more people who are co-owners of a business for profit but not all of the co-owners of the business are involved in the management and operation of the business?

A) Limited partnership
B) Business corporation
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
A
2
A sole proprietorship:

A) consists of a business owned and operated by one individual.
B) is a business form that protects the personal assets of the owner.
C) is a business form that requires several formalities.
D) is a business form that pays taxes as a business.
E) All of the above
A
3
Which of the following factors are considered when one tries to pierce the corporate veil?

A) Did the corporation observe corporate formalities such as holding meetings?
B) Did the corporation keep separate bank accounts?
C) Were corporate funds used for corporate and not personal purposes?
D) Was the corporation undercapitalized?
E) All of the above
E
4
What is the name for joining together of employees for the purpose of negotiating and often done by a union?

A) Collective bargaining
B) At-will employment
C) Respondeat superior
D) Vicarious liability
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What is the name of the government agency responsible for assuring safe working conditions for workers?

A) Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA)
B) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
C) Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
D) State secretary of state
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What is the name of the government agency responsible for enforcing the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934?

A) Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA)
B) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
C) Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
D) State secretary of state
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What type of authority is the power given, in fact, to an agent by the principal or employer?

A) Actual authority
B) Express authority
C) Apparent authority
D) Ostensible authority
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Corporations are formed by filing which document with the secretary of state?

A) Bylaws
B) Articles of incorporation
C) Stock permit
D) Partnership agreement
E) Shareholder agreement
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What type of business entity is an organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership often used by lawyers and accountants?

A) Limited partnership
B) General partnership
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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A non-profit corporation:

A) cannot generate any income.
B) always has tax exempt status.
C) cannot distribute any profit to its members.
D) Both b and c
E) All of the above
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What type of business entity is a business where two or more persons co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts?

A) Limited partnership
B) General partnership
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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What type of business entity is a business owned and operated by one person?

A) Sole proprietorship
B) General partnership
C) Business corporation
D) Limited liability company
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The term "securities" is used to describe:

A) a financial interest in a business.
B) only shares of stock in a corporation.
C) only a partnership interest in a general partnership.
D) only a partnership interest in a limited partnership.
E) None of the above
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Actual authority of partners to enter contracts on behalf of the partnership:

A) means that authority is implied because the conduct of the parties have reasonably led third persons to believe that such authority exists.
B) means that other partners have approved the contract.
C) always exists for all partners.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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What type of business entity is a business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation, which is a cross between a sole proprietorship or partnership and a corporation, having characteristics of each?

A) Limited partnership
B) General partnership
C) Limited liability partnership
D) Limited liability company
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In a limited partnership:

A) all partners have limited liability.
B) only general partners have limited liability.
C) only limited partners have limited liability.
D) limited partners have no liability.
E) no partner has any liability.
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Blue Sky laws refer to:

A) federal securities laws.
B) state securities laws.
C) federal bankruptcy laws.
D) state bankruptcy laws.
E) None of the above
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The owners of a corporation are known as:

A) officers.
B) shareholders.
C) directors.
D) members.
E) None of the above
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What type of employment is an employment arrangement without a fixed term?

A) Contract employment
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C) At-will employment
D) Temporary employment
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Equity securities are:

A) loans taken out by the corporation.
B) only owned by shareholders in public corporations.
C) only owned by shareholders in close corporations.
D) usually in the form of shares of stock for a corporation.
E) always regulated by the federal government.
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A limited liability company is a business organization providing limited liability to its
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A fundamental principle in the law of agency is that the principal-agent relationship
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In a partnership, each of the partners is liable to third parties for debts of the partnership in proportion to his or her ownership interest in the partnership.
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A business corporation files the articles of incorporation with which government agency?

A) Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA)
B) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
C) Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
D) State secretary of state
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A limited partnership must have at least one general partner.
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An owner of a sole proprietorship is not personally liable for business debts.
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Actual authority is authority created by conduct that leads a third person to believe that
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The law of agency holds that the principal is responsible for the torts of the agent that are committed in the course and scope of employment.
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In a business corporation, the board of directors is responsible for daily management.
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All debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy.
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State laws that govern the sale or transfer of securities within the state are known as blue-sky laws.
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A general partnership always has a managing partner.
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Exempt assets must be turned over to the Bankruptcy trustee and are used to satisfy the debts of the person filing bankruptcy.
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A corporation is sometimes called an artificial person.
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Each partner in a partnership is the agent of the other partners and is responsible for the torts of the other partners if committed in the course and scope of the partnership.
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In a limited liability partnership, partners have limited liability as long as they do not participate in the management of the business.
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An employment arrangement without a fixed term is an employment ________.
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Bankruptcy is governed primarily by federal law.
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In a limited liability company the individuals who own the company are generally not personally liable for the company debts.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a federal agency that adopts rules that must be followed by corporations and other businesses that sell securities through any national exchange.
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What are the differences between a limited liability partnership and a limited liability company?
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42
Assume that you started a new business as a sole proprietor where you developed an app for smartphones and tablets. The app you developed has now become very popular. You now plan to develop more apps but want to limit your personal liability. Discuss why you would want to form a new business and what type of business entity you would select.
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State laws that govern the sale or transfer of securities within the state (intrastate) are known as ________ laws.
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The ______ is a federal agency that adopts rules that must be followed by corporations
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The owner of a sole proprietorship in itself is fully _____ for any business debts.
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The board of ______of a business corporation have general management power over the corporation and are responsible for setting general business policies.
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In response to corporate abuse by Enron and other corporations, Congress enacted the ______________Act of 2002 that established the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which requires registration of auditors of public companies and imposes regulations regarding accounting methods and financial disclosures.
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The ______ are the internal rules and regulations for a corporation.
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49
Explain the roles of directors, officers, and shareholders in a corporation.
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50
If you were starting a new business entity with a relative for a new fast food franchise, which business entity would you select? There will be two owners of the business and you hope to be able to open more fast food franchises in the future, but for now you are planning to start just one franchise. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each business entity.
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A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts is a ___________ partnership.
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Unlike a general partnership, not all of the co-owners of a limited partnership are involved in the ______ and operation of the business.
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What are the factors considered by a court on whether the court should pierce the corporate veil?
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A ________ is a type of business organization that provides limited liability to its owners that is similar to a corporation but not taxed as a corporation.
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Match between columns
General partnership
A business owned and operated by one person
General partnership
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
General partnership
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
General partnership
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
General partnership
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
General partnership
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
General partnership
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Limited liability company
A business owned and operated by one person
Limited liability company
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Limited liability company
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Limited liability company
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Limited liability company
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Limited liability company
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Limited liability company
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Limited partnership
A business owned and operated by one person
Limited partnership
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Limited partnership
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Limited partnership
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Limited partnership
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Limited partnership
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Limited partnership
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Limited liability partnership
A business owned and operated by one person
Limited liability partnership
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Limited liability partnership
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Limited liability partnership
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Limited liability partnership
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Limited liability partnership
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Limited liability partnership
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Nonprofit corporation
A business owned and operated by one person
Nonprofit corporation
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Nonprofit corporation
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Nonprofit corporation
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Nonprofit corporation
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Nonprofit corporation
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Nonprofit corporation
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Business corporation
A business owned and operated by one person
Business corporation
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Business corporation
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Business corporation
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Business corporation
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Business corporation
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Business corporation
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
Sole proprietorship
A business owned and operated by one person
Sole proprietorship
A business owned by two or more persons who co-own a business for profit where each partner is individually liable for all partnership debts
Sole proprietorship
A business organization providing limited liability to its owners, but not taxed as a corporation
Sole proprietorship
An organization providing limited liability to partners without restrictions of limited partnership
Sole proprietorship
A business that is a legal entity separate and apart from those who own the business
Sole proprietorship
An organization formed for charitable, religious, or educational purposes
Sole proprietorship
A business consisting of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner
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Shareholders
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Shareholders
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Shareholders
The owners of a corporation
Shareholders
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Shareholders
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Officers
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Officers
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Officers
The owners of a corporation
Officers
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Officers
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Board of directors
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Board of directors
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Board of directors
The owners of a corporation
Board of directors
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Board of directors
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Bylaws
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Bylaws
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Bylaws
The owners of a corporation
Bylaws
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Bylaws
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
Dividends
The individuals who exercise general management and control of a corporation
Dividends
The internal rules and regulations for a corporation
Dividends
The owners of a corporation
Dividends
Profits of a corporation that are distributed to the shareholders
Dividends
The individuals who are responsible for the day-to-day management of a corporation
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