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    September 19, 2016 I. Introduction 1. Acme Fireworks sells kinds of fireworks that include but are not limited to single-use and aerial display ground show. If an individual can think of it, Acme Fireworks can supply it. Acme Fireworks is a sole proprietorship that started out in a smal garageand is now looking to change its entity status. They are looking change because of the recent influx of larger business contract requests that will create a larger employee base, causing more liability…

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    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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    Explain your recommendation. “If you decide to go into business on your own, you are creating a sole proprietorship, a business organization in which you, as the sole proprietor, are in sole control of the management and the profits and losses” (Kubasek, Browne, Herron, Dhooge, & Barkacs, p. 462). For this reason I think Shania should go in the direction of choosing her independent coffeehouse…

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    the number of owners, as well as how the company wants to address the issue of liability. Sole proprietorships are the most common form of business organizations in the United States. One reason as to why they are the most common is because they are very appealing to owners based on the ease of formation, which can be considered to be less stressful for the owners. Another upside to forming a sole proprietorship…

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    of members that have an interest in the company but do not have any personal liability if the company were to be sued. A LLC must file an Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State in order to become a limited liability company. A sole proprietorship is a business that one person owns. They are personally liable for the company, whereas, if the company would be sued, they could lose their personal assets such as their home, vehicles, etc.…

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    Unit 1: Sole Contractorship

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    LIT1 Task A SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP: • LIABILITY – The owner and the business are considered as one and so the owner has unlimited liability for the business. Therefore the all of the owner’s personal assets, the business’s assets and the business’s future earnings may be at risk. • INCOME TAXES – All income for the business goes on the owner’s personal income tax returns whether federal, state or local. One advantage of the sole proprietorship is that the business is not a…

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    In nity Engineering will be. 2 Sole Proprietorship According to the online Entrepreneur Encyclopaedia, a sole proprietorship, by de nition, is a business that legally has no separate existence from its owner.[1] All income and losses are taxed on the individual's personal income tax return. The sole proprietorship is the most uncomplicated form of business under which one can operate. This is not a legal entity and it simply refers to a person who…

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    Introduction There are three main business entities can choose to form in Malaysia which are Sole Proprietorship, Partnership and Limited and Unlimited Company. It is not so difficult to understand these types of entities and the owner can know which entities is more preferable to the owner. There are few steps in forming a sole proprietorship and a partnership entity. Firstly, determine the name of the organization which is unused by any business establishment or other entities. Register the…

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    Because of Pete’s fear of “going it alone,” we can take sole proprietorship out of the equation. I would advise Pete to choose the limited liability partnership. Primarily because it is pretty much just a partnership expect that an LLP partner has no liability for most LLP obligations, however, an LLP partner retains unlimited liability for his own wrongful acts. In addition, it is the preferred form of business for professionals (pg. 956). As an LLP, Pete gets exactly what he wants. Pete and…

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    Fine Dining Restaurant

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    for this business is sole trader. Sole trader is also known as sole proprietorship. In this ownership owner has the full right to take decision without discussing and owner is liable for all the profit and looses. Owner is opening franchise of LongHorn Steakhouse, which is very famous in America, so owner will not face much problem to attract the customers that is why this ownership is suitable (Abdulsaleh, et. al., 2013) For ex- Catering companies are mainly sole proprietorship firms, which…

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