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    The IRS stated that the sole proprietorship is much more likely to underreport its income. Sub-Chapter S Corporations Advantages * Limited Liability to the shareholders (owners) personal assets. * Investors are more likely to invest in this type of entity due to its protection, and easy acquisition of the company stocks. * Pass through entity: This simply means that in most circumstances all income pass to the shareholders to be reported under their personal income

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    person who forms and operates a business. Entrepreneurs form and start companies by themselves, or with partners. Most of the time companies which are started by entrepreneurs are relatively small in size, but some grow into huge corporations, such as Microsoft which is owned by Bill Gates. Entrepreneurs have four different options when starting a business, which include a sole proprietorship, Partnership, limited liability company, and also a corporation. Each form has its advantages and also disadvantages

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    Jameson's Company chapter 20 in Bagley & Savage subject: Corporate Governance, Ownership, and Control: Forms of business organizations (e.g. sole proprietorship/limited partnership/llc/etc....) Ernie Jameson is a design engineer with a proven track record in the field of electronic instruments. He recently designed new VLSI very large scale integrated chip. This chip is meant to be the heart and soul of a digital sampling keyboard to b called Echo. Jameson believes the Echo will set a

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    going. Sole proprietorship also can have risks; as the owner you cannot bring others into the business, so the responsibility of time management, and carrying the risks of the business is on you. • Liability – There are several liability within sole proprietorship. As the owner you are a liability because you are one person (for example: If you get sick for several

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    Limited partnership Description An LP is a form of partnership that has two types of partners: a general partner and limited partners. There has to be at least one general partner and at least one limited partner in every LP. The general partner manages the operation of the LP. In addition, general partners are personally responsible for the liabilities of the LP. Two Advantages Limited liability for the limited partners in a limited partnership. These partners can contribute the capital in a

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    because it will correlate to what tax return form you’ll have to file. There are five types of different forms that said entrepreneur can choose to operate under which are: sole proprietorship, partnerships, corporations, S corporations, and a limited liability company (LLC). A sole proprietorship is someone who owns an unincorporated business by himself or herself, and it’s the simplest business under which one can operate a business. The next form of business is a partnership which is simply two or more

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    2014   Introduction In this paper I will measure how liability exposure differs amongst each business level when business owners and leaders are face with litigation. Tinkers Home Security Service business is being sued by a former client due to a breach of contract. Business Forms According to Seaquist (2012) the most common forms of businesses are Sole proprietorships, Partnerships, Limited partnerships, Corporations, and Limited liability companies (LLCs). (para. 1). These five business structures

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    Miranda BUS 311 Business Law I George Holbrook November 9, 2014 Introduction As the owner of Acme Fireworks you have asked me, you manager, to review and explain some ideas to you. In the following pages I have explained the potential personal liability for injuries to consumers and what must be on our labels for safety. Analyzed the newly formed contracts with the retailers and the employment and expansion that are needed for Acme to go along with the new contracts, and then concluding with the

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    Description of business: The business that I chose to create is a retail and service company called Electro Paradise. Electro Paradise is a company that specializes in smart technology such as; televisions, smart televisions, tablets, smart watches, laptops, desktops, laptop hybrids/ detachable, and fit gear. We also sell accessories such as custom cases, chargers, drones, remote control cars, view finders, tempered glass screen protectors, wireless speakers, robotic figures, smart projectors

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    private. • Control: A sole trader is fully owner and controller of the business. • Profit: All the profits are collected by Sole trader. • Decision: A sole trader can take decisions for himself alone. Disadvantages: • Liability: If the business is in debt, all the liability is on the sole trader. • Decision: Decision taken by sole trader whether they tend to be Success or Failure will be on one person. • Finance: Raising the fund or investing into business is usually hard for a single operator

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