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    Although the terms are rarely accurately defined and have become problematic to analyse, in most understandings, successful partnerships rely upon good systems of inter-professional collaboration. Some of the advantages of partnership working are; communicating effectively, respecting all partners involved equally, adhering to ground rules and sharing information in order to solve any issues, but staying within codes of conduct based on one’s profession. Every partner will be governed by their…

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    that structure? As their intention is to start small and considering the fact that each of them ready engage in business activities the appropriate business structure would be a General Partnership. S.5 Partnership Act 1958 (Vic) defines a partnership as a relationship between two or more people,…

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    Finish Line Background

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    over 660 stores. Now being a corporation, Finish Line’s roots began in 1976 among three friends who wanted to create a store that held the newest athletic footwear. According to www.FinishLine.com, the three founders, David Klapper, Alan Cohen, and John Domont are all runners Line and brought the idea of athletic footwear to Indianapolis. With the idea already being in existence from another company, The Athlete’s…

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    Del. Open MRI Radiology Assocs., P.A. v. Kessler, 898 A.2d 290 -- Close Corporation This cases involves 8 total shareholders/radiologists who equally owned a practice, Fox Chase. These 8 radiologists formed a corporation, Delaware Radiology, to capture additional revenues by owning MRI centers. A squeeze-out merger at Delaware Radiology occurred after the radiologists ' underlying radiology practice, Fox Chase, split up. Delaware Radiology was divided as such: the majority (Broder Group) was…

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    sole proprietorship because the owners can have total control over their businesses in every way they need it. A sole proprietorship is very hard to get funding for and that can halt anyone’s chances of actually starting a business. o General Partnership: o Liability– Business partners are liable for any and all debt and or liability created. Their own assets can be a tool to please and business debts and bills whether they know of any wrongdoing or…

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    Hey y'all, I have been blessed with the opportunity to serve on UGA Miracle’s High School Outreach Committee. On this committee, I will serve as a mentor to students around Athens-Clarke County, while empowering them to become involved in Children’s Miracle Network. UGA Miracle is a an incredible student-run philanthropy at the University of Georgia that benefits Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, specifically the Comprehensive Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit and the Aflac Cancer and Blood…

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    Shania Business Structure

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    Great post. I believe your points are well founded and valid. However, I am not sure I would rather gain 10 pounds to give up coffee. I agree with your assertion that the best option for Shania is to form an LLC. In addition to the characteristics of protected liability and tax benefits you discussed, this business structure has becoming so widespread in the domestic market that almost two LLCs were formed for every one corporation (Chrisman, 2010, para. 19). I firmly believe that the LLC…

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    profits passed to the general partners. A1c: The Limited Partnership is a business form in which investors known as limited partners agree to share in the profits of a partnership without having a voice in partnership management. · Liability: General partners are seen as legally the same entity as the partnership. They are jointly and severally unlimitedly liable to their creditors. Creditor may go after the assets of partnership unit, and further may go after each individual general…

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    is my goal to provide wise counsel to Tilly on the three possible business structures that she could adopt as a new business owner and the pros and cons associated with each. She has an option to start her business as a sole proprietorship, as a partnership or as a corporation,…

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    Mergers Case Study

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    1.0 Definition, Legal nature, types and the Effects of Mergers 1.1 Definition Merger is a combination of two existing companies to form one company. That is, it is the transfer of undertaking and liabilities from one company to another company. According to Marof , Chiplin and Wright , they have all defined merger as a combination of the assets and liabilities of two firms to form a single business entity. Under the Kenyan companies Act, mergers has been defined as either a transfer of…

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