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    decision making decreases as it get divided among the stakeholders. Tax: taxation is also the one of the important factors as in PLC or proprietary limited Company the tax implication is the same as the other sole and partnership. which are pass through entities which means profit and losses are simply passed to the owners as it is while in corporations there is double taxtion as corporation has to pay a separate tax on its earning. Why not partnership? Now we

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    In this paper I will be talking about various sectors of Spain. First, I will compare and contrast with the U.S.A the standards of ethical practice in Spain for evaluating business decisions. Second, I will discuss the forms of business in Spain, and compare and contrast these to the United States. Third, describe entrepreneurial activities needed for success in that market structure. Final, compare and contrast the U.S.A and the Spain economies. Spain is a cultural superpower, despite the differences

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    Workers Taking Too Long To Return To Work (Appendix A, Analysis Workbook) PYB has had a history of workers suffering of a work-related injury at work and not returning to work for an elongated amount of time. This accredited to their high 1.60 mod and not a program to incentive workers to return back to work. The longer that it takes for workers to return, the more it will cost PYB in the future when their WC premium skyrockets. Solution: New Era Consulting recommends the implementation of a wellness

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    1. Chapter One: The Corporate Veil – Saloman and Beyond 1.1 What is Limited Liability? In any business, there is a fundamental risk of loss or failure. Such failings are induced by a variety of reasons where an individual may not be at fault. As such, likely business men would be reluctant to launch new business ventures due to uncertain success or unpredictable markets. In such a scenario there lays the possibility of losing one 's personal property to repay any debts that a failed business

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    judicial observation on legal position that the judge made in the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Yazaki Corporation case. Therefore, it is necessary to cover the following key issues: 1. Definition and explanations of separate legal entity doctrine and corporate groups. 2. When will a subsidiary company be recognized as an agent of its parent. 3. Under what circumstances can corporate veil be ignored or lifted. Introduction As mentioned in the prescribed text, the judge observes

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    owned by shareholders and these shareholders elect the members of a board of directors to handle daily business operations. Shareholders are not held liable for the companies ' debt and legal problems which means a corporation is seen as a separate entity from its shareholders. According to Marnie Kunz (2015), “Corporations are required to pay state and national taxes, and shareholders must also pay taxes on their salaries,

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    LAW302 ESSAY I. Introduction In recent times, there has been an increased incidence among large scale business organizations to structure their operations through the form of corporate groups, with many domestic and international subsidiaries, wholly owned or otherwise, with the corporate veil ensuring that each of these enjoy separate corporate legal personality and limited liability. The existence of these ‘corporate groups’, with subsidiary companies being heavily controlled by their parent companies

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    CHAPTER FOUR SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP I. INTRODUCTION The sole proprietorship is the simplest form of “business association” we will examine. It is perhaps a bit odd to describe it as a form of “association” given that the “sole” proprietor will be the only “equity” investor and thus doesn’t “associate” with anyone else as a co-equity investor. However, there will almost invariably be “associations” that the sole proprietor will have in order to carry on the business. These can include associations

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    YU PAN Professor Pooja Kumar LAW 202 14/10/2016 Australia Corporation Law Who are directors of company? A director is a person in company who leads or supervises a particular area while the company is developing. These persons have similar duties and play different roles. In more details, “director” that cleared in S9 of the Corporations Act 2001 means that: ● A person validly appointed as a director or an alternate director; ● A person, even though not validly appointed as a director,

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    doctrine of corporation is an intangible legal entity, without the body and soul. In Athanasian terms, the orthodox doctrine of corporation as a legal person, separate and distinct from the personality of the members who compose it, has been defined and propagated . This doctrine has been seen as a “two- edged sword,” reason being that at a general level while it was seen as a good decision in that by establishing that corporations are separate legal entities, Salomon 's case endowed the company with

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