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a)
To discuss: The nature of payment made by Person M when SD Company is a sole proprietorship.
Introduction:
The main financial goal is to maximize the wealth of the firm’s owners. Here, the wealth is point to as a value of the business. This is one of the primary goals of a business.
Liability is an agreement made by a company to pay a certain amount for the goods or services received by the company in the past. It is classified into two types. They are as follows:
- Current liability
- Non-Current liabilities
b)
To discuss: The nature of payment made by Person M when the SD Company is a 50-50
Introduction:
Partnership is the union of two or more persons as co-owners to run the business efficiently and effectively.
c)
To discuss: The nature of payment made by Person M when SD Company is a corporation.
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