QUESTION 5 The principal legal duties imposed upon partners in their relations with one another include: O 4 a duty to vote for candidates that will help the business. Oba duty to devote full time and expertise to the partnership. Oc the duty to compensate other partners for their time and efforts spent on partnership business. Od the fiduciary duty or the duty of loyalty. D QUESTION 6 In deciding whether property owned by a partner before formation of the partnership and used in the business is a capital contribution that belongs to the firm, a court will consider which of the following? Oa Whether the property was improved with partnership funda Ob Whether the property was carried on the books of the partnership as an asset OL Admissions or declarations of the partners Od. All of these would be considered.

QUESTION 5 The principal legal duties imposed upon partners in their relations with one another include: O 4 a duty to vote for candidates that will help the business. Oba duty to devote full time and expertise to the partnership. Oc the duty to compensate other partners for their time and efforts spent on partnership business. Od the fiduciary duty or the duty of loyalty. D QUESTION 6 In deciding whether property owned by a partner before formation of the partnership and used in the business is a capital contribution that belongs to the firm, a court will consider which of the following? Oa Whether the property was improved with partnership funda Ob Whether the property was carried on the books of the partnership as an asset OL Admissions or declarations of the partners Od. All of these would be considered.

Individual Income Taxes

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Chapter20: Corporations And Partnerships

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