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Test Bank for Corporate Finance, 6th Canadian Edition by
Jonathan Berk, Peter DeMarzo - Complete Chapters
Included (Chap 1 to 31) A+
Chapter 1 ti The Corporation and Financial Markets
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1.1 The Three Types of Firms
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1) A sole proprietorship is owned by:
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A) one person. ti




B) two or more people.
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C) shareholders.
D) bankers.Answer:A ti ti




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Topic : 1.1 ti ti t i t i The Three Types of Firms ti ti ti ti




2) Which of the following organization forms is the most common in the economy?
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A) Limited Liability Partnership ti ti




B) Limited Partnership ti




C) Sole Proprietorshipti




D) PubliclyTraded Corporation Answer: C ti ti ti ti




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3) Which of the following organization forms earns the most revenue?
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A) Privately Owned Corporation ti ti




B) Limited Partnership ti




C) Publicly Owned Corporation ti ti




D) Limited LiabilityCompany Answer: C ti ti ti ti




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4) Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a sole proprietorship?
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A) Single taxation ti




B) Ease of setup ti ti




C) Limited liability ti




D) No separation of ownership and control Answer: C
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5) Which of the following statements regarding limited partnerships is true?
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A) There is no limit on a limited partner's liability.
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B) A limited partner's liability is limited by the amount of his investment.
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C) A limited partner is not liable until all of the assets of the general partners have been
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exhausted.
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D) A general partner's liability is limited by the amount of his investment. Answer: B
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6) Which of the following are advantages of incorporation?
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A) Access to capital markets ti ti ti




B) Limited liability ti




C) Unlimited life ti




D) All of the above Answer: D
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7) In Canada, a limited liability partnership, LLP, is essentially:
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A) a limited partnership without limited partners.
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B) a limited partnership without a general partner.
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C) just another name for a limited partnership.
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D) just another name for a corporation. Answer: B
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8) In Canada, which of the following business organization forms cannot avoid double
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taxation?
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A) Limited Partnership ti




B) Publicly Traded Corporation ti ti




C) Privately Owned Corporation ti ti




D) Limited LiabilityCompany Answer: B ti ti ti ti




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9) In Canada, the dividend tax credit gives some relief by effectively giving:
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A) a lower tax rate on dividend income than on other sources of income.
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B) a higher tax rate on dividend income than on other sources of income.
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C) the same tax rate on dividend income as on other sources of income.
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D) a tax rate of zero on dividend income compared to other sources of income. Answer: A
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10) Which of the following statements is most correct?
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A) An advantage to incorporation is that it allows for less business regulation.
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B) An advantage of a corporation is that it is subject to double taxation.
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C) Unlike a partnership, a disadvantage of a corporation is that it has limited liability.
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D) Corporations face more regulations when compared to partnerships. Answer: D ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti




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11) In Canada, the distinguishing feature of a corporation is that:
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A) there is no legal difference between the corporation and its owners.
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B) it is a legally defined, artificial being, separate from its owners.
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C) it spreads liability for its corporate obligations to all shareholders.
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D) it provides limited liability only to small shareholders. Answer: B
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12) Which of the following is subject to double taxation in Canada?
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A) Corporation
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D) Both A and B Answer: A ti ti ti ti ti




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13) The Canada Revenue Agency, CRA, allows an exemption from double taxation for
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certain flow- through entities where all income produced by the business flows to the investors
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and virtually no earnings are retained within the business. These entities are called:
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A) Canadian Federal Crown Corporations. ti ti ti




B) Canadian Controlled Corporations. ti ti




C) Income Trust Corporations. ti ti




D) Foreign Controlled Corporations. Answer: C ti ti ti ti




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14) In 2006, the Canadian government effectively neutralized the tax advantages that had
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existed for most income trusts, relative to firms set up as corporations. The advantages that
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existed for income trusts before these changes were that:
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A) income trusts avoided double taxation in that the Canada Revenue Agency did not collect
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corporate taxes but rather collected only personal taxes from income trust unit holders.
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B) income trusts effectively afforded unlimited liability to unitholders while corporate
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shareholders could face unlimited liability.
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