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    Because it is a separate person, it has its own legal identity or personality, which means that it can, for example, hold property in its own name and enter into contracts in its own name. It can also commence or defend legal proceedings in its own name. Importantly, its liabilities are its own and not those of its members or officers. Historically, commercial companies developed as a

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    Elizabeth Alfred Bus105 October 2010 BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF “THE THUNKER” 2 Business owners can form sole proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations. Each type of business entity has its pros and cons that can have a significant impact on the business and its owners. When considering a new product for a saturated market such as the clicker or the three-pronged power cord, there are several pros and cons to consider with each

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    Partnerships?,” n.d.). A corporation is owned by shareholders and these shareholders elect the members of a board of directors to handle daily business operations. Shareholders are not held liable for the companies ' debt and legal problems which means a corporation is seen as a separate entity from its shareholders. According to Marnie Kunz (2015), “Corporations are required to pay state and national taxes, and shareholders must also pay taxes on their salaries,

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    any invitation or offer of shares to outsiders or to deposit money with company. A company is a corporate body or corporation. A body corporate or corporation defined as an artificial legal person that exists independently of the members of the corporate body. By way of explanation, a company is independent legal person that exists separately with its owner and distinct from its members

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    responsibility for running the business. Sole proprietors own all the assets of the business and all the profits generated by it. They are also completely responsibility for any of its liabilities and debts. In the eyes of the law, you and the business are one entity. The advantages of a sole

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    The United Arab Emirates is a global hub for business and investment. Although the UAE is the world’s seventh largest producer of oil and natural gas, it has managed to shift its economic focus away from its deep wells. Today, the country derives 71 percent of its GDP from construction, healthcare, aviation, tourism and other non-oil sectors. With the Heritage Foundation giving the country an impressive 79.6 percent business freedom score, you have every reason to set up a company in the UAE and

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    the case of a company limited by guarantee, his liability is restricted to the amount that he has guaranteed to contribute in the event of winding up of the company. 3. Perpetual succession When a company is incorporated, it becomes a separate legal entity. A company has perpetual

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    This scenario is a case of company law. I will be advising Will and Kate as to the legal possibilities in regards to the different facts in this case. Royal Stuff Ltd. Is a holding company which is defined as a company created to buy and own the shares of other companies which it then controls , while, Royal Productions Ltd. is a subsidiary company which is a company that is wholly or partly owned by another company that has controlling interest in it . These two businesses are companies

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    businesses. An opportunity to acquire government funding for a business venture is one to take advantage of and to put dreams into reality. The intent of this paper is to outline the three main forms of business organizations including the tax and legal implications as well as the accounting requirements for each structure. In addition, this paper proposes creating a small business of a women’s only gym while weighing in the advantages and disadvantages of the three types of business organizations

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    Explaining Basic Accounting Concepts and Business Structures By: Jennifer Powell Topic 1: Identify and describe the sources of generally accepted accounting principles. Identify source hierarchy and explain why the hierarchy is important. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), are guidelines that allow each accountant supervision upon financial reporting. It stimulates a cohesive environment to comprehend all aspects of finances in various business. The standard that FASB has worked identifies

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