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MIE 201 Exam 2: Chapters 4, 5, 8 Makanui
NCSU Questions With Solutions 100% Solved

sole proprietorship disadvantages - unlimited liability


- finite life span

- resource limitations

- limited managerial experience

- demands on owner

- no employee benefits for the owner

-lack of qualified employees (can't match wage demands)




Many sole proprietors will focus on ______ services (like child care, salons, etc) rather

than on the manufacture of goods




unlimited liability - means that the owner is personally and fully responsible for all losses

and debts of the business

- major drawback to a sole proprietorship or a partnership

- from a legal standpoint the owner and business are one and the same

, MIE 201 Exam 2: Chapters 4, 5, 8 Makanui
NCSU Questions With Solutions 100% Solved
definition of a partnership an association of two or more persons to carry on, as co-

owners, a business for profit; profits will be divided as specified in the agreement




types of partnerships - general partnerships


- limited partnerships

- MLP

- LLP




general partnerships - partners are considered equal by law and all are liable for the

business's debts

- partners share ownership and both have unlimited liability




ex) lawyers, accountants, etc.




limited partnerships - one or more persons act as general partners who run the business

while the remaining partners are passive investors (not involved in managing the business)

- called this because their liability (amount of money they can lose) is limited to the amount of

the capital they invested at the beginning of their partnership

, MIE 201 Exam 2: Chapters 4, 5, 8 Makanui
NCSU Questions With Solutions 100% Solved
- passive investors and have limited liability




articles of partnership legal documents that set forth the basic agreement between partners




-list the money or assets that each partner contributed

-states each partner's individual management role/duty

- defines the steps a partner must take to sell his or her partnership interest or what will happen if

one of the patterns dies




MLP (master limited partnership) - allowed to raise money by selling units of ownership

to the general public in the same way that corporations sell shares of stock to the public

- gives MLPs the fundraising capabilities of corporations without the double-taxation

disadvantage

- mainly oil and gas companies




LLP (limited liability partnership) - form of business was created to help protect

individual partners in certain professions from major mistakes (such as errors that trigger

malpractice lawsuits) by other partners in the firm

, MIE 201 Exam 2: Chapters 4, 5, 8 Makanui
NCSU Questions With Solutions 100% Solved
- each partner has unlimited liability only for his or her own actions and at least some degree of

limited liability for the partnership as a whole




advantages of a partnership - simplicity


- single layer of taxation

- more resources than a sole proprietorship

- cost sharing between partners

- broader skills and experience

- longevity




disadvantages of a partnership - unlimited liability for general partners


- interpersonal problems

managing partner & unproductive partners

- limited partners have no voice in the management of the business

- distribution of profits




corporations - businesses that are owned by many investors who buy shares of stock


- a legal entity with the power to own property and conduct business

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