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    Advantages:- 1. As the corporation are well known’s, so they attracts the investment for their well established names. 2. Owner can become employee of the company and can enjoy the benefits such as reduction in health fees or etc. 3. It can have various classes of shares unlike in S corporation. Disadvantages:- 1. Fees of registration, agent fees and other legal fees which are huge in amounts have to be paid. 2. Different formalities and laws have to be followed unlike in other forms of…

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    Though it is great having help with the business but there may be times when partners will disagree with each other about the finances, the management, the employees, and the products/services of the business. Another disadvantage is unlimited liability; this means that all partners are responsible for their part of the business. And if one partner is not able to pay for their part of the debts then the other partner(s) must pay for it in order to keep the business running (Partnership…

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    Walexron Case Analysis

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    Workers, n.d., para.6). Not only did her initial behavior violate Adam Upps rights, increasing her offending behavior made her discriminatory actions blatantly obvious. Since Eve Ann Jellical’s behavior was so bad that Adam Upps had to leave the company he could argue constructive discharge. Constructive discharge is defined by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) as: “forcing an employee to resign by making the work environment so intolerable a reasonable person would not be able…

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    dealings of partnerships. This case in particular highlights the legal cadence of dissolving and forming businesses and partnerships as well as places an emphasis on the preferred legal structure for companies where sales and production are managed by two separate individuals, a common structure when companies start. The details of the case state that in 1976 Mr. Yoder and Mr. Hooper engaged in an equal partnership to manufacture…

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    develop a business, they can form a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, or a corporation. A sole proprietorship refers to a business that is owned and managed by one person. A partnership is a business where two people agree to be co-owners of a business and general participate in management and share the incoming profits. A limited liability company is relatively new in terms of business formations. It is a company that is a combination of a partnership and corporation.…

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    The form of business that Shania should engage in to open up her coffeehouse should be a limited partnership. If she were to open as a sole proprietor, although inexpensive, she is liable for everything that happens to her business, and she is the only one dependent upon supplying the necessities for the business to operate. These necessities include: the capital to start the business, property, and all other factors that are required to get a business started. By reaching out to her husband,…

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    New Look Swot Analysis

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    New Look New Look, Private Limited Company, is a British global fashion retailer. It was founded by Tom Singh in wellington, Somerset, United Kingdom in 1969. Since the founding the company has expanded and now have more than 852 stores globally, including countries like Belgium, France, South Korea, Arab Emirates, Russia, and others, 759 of the stores are operated directly by New Look Group Limited, and the rest are operated by franchise partners, with over 30,000 staff in total. And they are…

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    Pros And Cons Of Llc

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    Here comes Limited Liability Company or LCC. LCC is a business form that will protect the investor 's investment. It is a form that will combine the taxation of partnership or part of a proprietorship with a limited company. But there are some cons about LLC. Even though it is an contract it is still not a iron clad. There still a chance that there investment won 't…

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    the veil of incorporation is permitted when the person of the company are using the incorporation of the company to deliberately frustrate a legal obligation. A veil was described as a wall between the company and its shareholders. Hence, once a limited liability company is created as of the separate legal entity principle, the veil of incorporation will be created between the personal assets of the members and the assets of the company. There are three exception circumstances which the veil of…

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    In 2002 the introduction of the concept of single member company is to facilitate sole proprietorship to get corporate status, giving them certain privileges. Single Member Company: It is a company which is formed by a single individual, limited by shares with one member. It is a subclass of a private company. In SMC there is one owner and also a single director which is owner. They required auditor under role of 1984. The secretary can be a member other than the secretary. They have various…

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