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Which business form offers limited liability to some partners?
Which business form combines aspects of a partnership and a corporation?
Which business form allows for pass-through taxation similar to a partnership?
Which business form is owned and operated by a single individual?
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Which business form is a legal entity separate from its owners?
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Study Notes
Business Forms
- Limited liability partnerships (LLPs) offer limited liability to some partners, combining the benefits of partnership and corporation business forms.
Hybrid Business Form
- A limited liability company (LLC) combines aspects of a partnership and a corporation, providing flexibility and protection.
Taxation
- Limited liability companies (LLCs) allow for pass-through taxation, similar to a partnership, where business income is only taxed at the individual level.
Sole Proprietorship
- A sole proprietorship is a business form owned and operated by a single individual, who has unlimited personal liability and full control.
Corporation
- A corporation is a legal entity separate from its owners, providing limited liability protection and a more complex structure.
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Description
Explore the various forms of business organizations with this quiz. From sole proprietorships to partnerships, test your knowledge on the characteristics and advantages of each structure. Gain insights into the diverse ways businesses can be organized and operated.
