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Corporations need to meet the demand of customers or this generation without compromising the ability of the next generation. This requirement and a new role which corporations are supposed to meet is termed as corporate social responsibility, under which the operational impact of the organization should not have a negative impact over the society and it can be supported by the sustainability principles of the better framework (Ammato, 2009). The corporation is discouraged when discovered its…

you contribute all the necessary needs of the business and part of your investment is to file as a corporation, then you might be incurring in more tax,…

It will make your company appeal to new customers by making your operations seem legitimate and credible. This additional credibility can also be important to attracting the additional capital investment you’re seeking. Your liability as the owner of the company would also change once you become an S-Corporation. As you operate right now, you, the owner, are entirely and personally responsible for any and all liabilities…

worst suspicions were confirmed when the New York Times obtained a copy of Mr. Pruitt’s calendar for the first months of his directorship, revealing his determination to hand the EPA over to the very corporations it is intended to rein in. The schedule revealed that the director has held almost no meetings with environmental activists or public health advocates, while chalking his schedule full of meetings with top executives and lobbyists from the corporations he is supposed to be…

After researching this case, I believe there may have been a potential corporate crime occurring. According to Clinard and Quinney, “Corporate crime are offenses committed by corporate officials for their corporation and the offenses of the corporation itself” (Friedrichs, p. 60). Corporate crime has gone unpunished because for a large amount of time crimes that are labelled corporate crime were not illegal, such as unsafe environmental practices, and in this case, corporate violence against…

n our world today there are two basic types of businesses. Businesses that are locally owned and corporations. Corporations first appeared in America around 1870 when men with men like Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller forever changed business in the United States. Before this time, locally owned or small family businesses were the norm. In today’s business world, however, corporations far outnumber small businesses. There are many differences between the two such as government assistance…

are selected. Section 4. Fines. A chapter shall not fine any active, associate or new member. Chapters cannot vote to fine members. Section 5. Fundraising Proceeds. All nonmember receipts from fundraising activities must be used for philanthropic purposes. These receipts shall not be used for any chapter or alumnae association operating expenses, new member activities or gift purchases. Section 6. House Corporation Fundraising. Construction cannot commence and funds cannot be committed or…

Interview Organization The Corporation Ferguson Enterprises Incorporated is a publicly traded company, which means that ownership is dispersed among the general public in many shares of stock. The ticker symbol is WOS because Wolseley, a Switzerland-based industrial distributor, acquired the company in 1982 but retained the name Ferguson. Since then, Ferguson Enterprises has grown from a local distributor to an $11 billion company. A wide assortment of marketing techniques helped in the…

somewhat complex and personal in every business one goes to. Some businesses are managed in a traditional way, where high values and ethics are passed down. The strong values and ethics are passed down in order to build a competitive advantage in the corporation, where others have a more modern approach to an organization. Regardless of what industry one works for, an organization’s accomplishments and competitiveness are established upon the business’s diversity philosophy. The ability to grasp…

the business or dies, it is dissolved and a new business form must be created in order for the business to continue operating. • CONTROL – Partners have equal control in all decision making and operations of the business. However this can be contractually modified. • PROFIT RETENTION – Profits are divided according to each partners share in the business. Losses are also shared amongst the partners according to their…