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    Step 1: Corporation or LLC action Company owners must approve the dissolution of the business. With corporations, the shareholders must approve the action; with limited liability companies (LLCs), members grant approval. For small businesses, shareholders or members are often involved in day-to-day operations, and typically know the circumstances. The bylaws of a corporation and the LLC operating agreement typically outline the dissolution process and needed approvals. To comply with corporation…

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    Limited liability companies are actually a form of legal entity that can be viewed as both a mixture of a general partnership and a corporation. LLC’s combine those two businesses kind of like a melting pot to take the best of what each has to offer. I believe that you will find an LLC’s most attractive view point is that if the situation that I previously stated happens, where a partner…

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    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. A corporation is different than a sole proprietorship…

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    A corporation is directed by a Board of Directors. There are stocks, which are remaining assets of the corporation that would be due to stockholders, which fluctuate in value according to the profits or losses of the corporation. Corporations pay a different tax rate then companies and individuals. A limited liability company (LLC) does not have stockholders, it is comprised of members that have an interest in the company but do not have any personal liability if the company were to be sued.…

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    Limited Partnerships

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    company, but also in dissolution that can be viewed as a tedious task, as well as additional procedures that must be followed correctly in order to properly dissolve. Taxes for the corporation must be filed as a separate tax entity, and double taxation is also present, which could be unappealing to some. When in a corporation there are rules and formalities that must be followed when organizing and running, which some people may not want to adhere to. An additional disadvantage to the company…

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    Tulsa” Evaluated Ethically Question 1 There are many ethical issues in this essay. It brings to light some of the questionable dealings large corporations have when it comes to their workforce and unfair treatment of their workers. It also shows that while the form of slavery happening before the civil war was eradicated from our society, large corporations have found a workaround. This workaround is not acceptable in most social viewpoints but some people think it is ok. This modern form of…

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    honest because she knew Alex to be the best person with knowledge of the Chinese market and experience that would ensure expansion of the business into China. Alex and Betty did not breach any duties owned to Smart Engineering Pty Ltd. as per the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) because as per chapter 5c, section 601FC they were both acting in the best interest of expanding the business into…

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    2741 – Business Entities On the Treatment of Corporate Groups under the Australian Legal System Summary: Built on thousands of years of tradition, the contemporary legal system is as thorough and complete as it has ever been. Despite this, corporations law has evolved much more recently and, though ever evolving, often struggles to keep pace with the corporate sphere it governs. A key example of this is with respect to corporate groups, a relatively new form of conglomerate and one which…

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    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,…

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    In the case of the banned Pepsi commercial, the corporation failed to reach their goal profitability and the goal of encouraging global unity. The commercial displayed the protests to be a celebration of fun and not a stage to demand social equality and political fairness. The commercial was accused of using social injustices to create a profitable revenue for the corporation. The corporation crossed the line which caused the commercial to become a political and social conflict. Although, the…

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