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5) Which of the following is a STRENGTH of the sole proprietorship form of organization? You are identifying a strength, not a weakness.
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Profits are subject to one level of taxation. |
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Owner faces LIMITED liability. |
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Shares of stock make ownership easily transferable. |
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Profits are subject to two levels of taxation. |
6) Which of the following is a WEAKNESS of the corporate form of organization? You are identifying a weakness, not a strength.
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Profits are subject to one level of taxation. |
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Profits are subject to multiple levels of taxation. |
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Owner faces LIMITED liability. |
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Owner faces UNLIMITED liability |
7) Which of the following is a WEAKNESS of the sole proprietorship form of organization? You are identifying a weakness, not a strength.
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Profits are subject to one level of taxation. |
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Owner faces LIMITED liability. |
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Owner faces UNLIMITED liability. |
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Low organization costs. |
8) What does the concept of "limited liability" really mean with regard to an investor in ANY limited liability organization? Your answer must apply to ALL limited liability organizations.
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The personal wealth (home, car, etc.) of the owner/investor/member is at risk. |
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The profits of the entity are subject to only one layer of tax. |
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The organization cannot be sued for industrial accidents. |
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The owner/investor/member cannot lose more than they originally invested in the business. |