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    Fin 571 - Three Types of Businesses

    Three Main Business Structures Graling Carmichael FIN/571 Operations Management November 3, 2014 Danica Djordjevich Three Main Business Structures There are normally seven types of business used in the United States; sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability partnership, limited liability company, S corporation, franchise, and corporation. For the purpose of this paper, I will concentrate on the three main business structures of sole proprietorship, partnerships and corporations

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    Business Organization

    My entertainment company, Kytepromotions, pays fines for every little violation for every little incident. Since I am the sole proprietorship of my business, I must pay all the fines and attend courts when needed. I thought about going in to partnership with my uncle because he was the one that should me how to start the business. He is older than I am by a few decades and his ideas of how plan wedding and children birthdays are prehistoric. My uncle first got started by working with merchants dealing

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    Acc 363 Week 4 Learning Team

    consultants for a start-up business venture. As part of your analysis of the new business venture, prepare a 1,050- to 1,750-word proposal to the CEO in which you discuss: The different forms of business organizations that may be selected as the basis for the business The characteristics of a corporation The different types of stocks and corresponding characteristics, which a corporation may issue The advantages and disadvantages to the corporate form of doing business Cite the source or sources

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    Major Business Formation Types: Pros & Cons

    There are four different major business formation types. First I will discuss the sole proprietor formation, then the general and limited partnership, the corporation formation and then the limited liability company. I will focus on the main advantages and disadvantages of the formations and decide which one would be best for a design firm. A sole proprietorship is similar to a freelancer, in a sense that one person is the boss and has responsibility over everything. They are taxed similarly as

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    Paid Maternity Leave

    State of Wisconsin This report covers the topic of paid maternity leave – its benefits, costs, overall accessibility, and why it should be instated. This report will include an assessment of the economic impact of paid maternity leave on both the business and the individuals affected by it. It also covers the cultural and interpersonal impact of the lack of paid maternity leave and an analysis on countries that offer maternity leave and what consequences this brings about. The sources will derive

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    Conzditions for Monopoly

    most common ways to organize a business:        Sole Proprietorship Partnership Limited partnership Limited Liability Company (LLC) Corporation (for-profit) Nonprofit Corporation (not-for-profit) Cooperative. Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships For many new businesses, the best initial ownership structure is either a sole proprietorship or -- if more than one owner is involved -- a partnership. Sole Proprietorships A sole proprietorship is a one-person business that is not registered with

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    Gender Equity

    Week 1 Interactive Assessment Read the Work, Family, Equity Index 2007 report and state your views on where the U.S. stands in terms of leave for illness and family care.  State your views on the differences between the U.S. policy and those implemented in other countries.  How do you think the U.S. policy impacts both the individual who is sick and their family members?  Do you think the U.S. policy should change?  If so briefly describe what you feel the U.S. policy should be.  If not, state why

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    Sales

    ! Different Types of Business Organizations! ! Sole Proprietorship. ! 
 ! Sole proprietorships is one of the easiest types of business organization to sign up for. This unincorporated business only requires one person to have ownership. Convenience is why this form of organization is preferred, as this organization has the least amount of regulatory oversight. The single owner of the business is the one personally liable for the actions of the business. When filling your income tax

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    Lit 1 Task 1

    proprietorship is a business organization, which is owned by a single individual. The individual makes all decisions for the business without having to consult with other employees or departments. There are many advantages in sole proprietorships. First off, sole proprietorships are easy to create. The owner simply starts doing business by providing goods or services and charging for the goods and services provided. In addition, the owner makes all decisions concerning the business and how it is operated

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    Small Business Idea

    Small-Business Idea Vanessa Singleton ACC/561 May 20, 2013 Aaron Strenkoski Small-Business Idea Due to the government releasing funds to establish small businesses, my vision of owning a spa becomes a reality. Starting a new business is challenging, a potential business owner should develop a well thought out business plan to set their venture into action. As a business owner, I have to take into consideration which of the four forms of business organizations best suit my services. I must

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