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Business Ownership #7
Business Ownership #7
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If you are a limited partner and you invest $20,000, the most you can lose in the business is
$10,000
$25,000
$20,000
$15,000
2
Insurance against the debts & actions of a business
credit protection
liability protection
renters protection
risk protection
3
This business entity has "perpetual existence"
LLC
Sole Proprietor
C-Corporation
Partnership
4
This type of business has a difficult time raising capital
Partnership
Sole Proprietor
Subchapter S
C-Corporation
5
Many law & medical firms form these
C-Corporation
Subchapter S
partnerships
LLC
6
If you hire employees, one needs to get an
ENT
ECC
ENM
EIN
7
A limited partner in the business cannot be activitely involved in the business
false
true
8
Easiest business form to set up is the
LLC
sole proprietor
Nonprofit Corporation
partnership
9
Filing a DBA ensures that the name of the business is the only one in the area
false
true
10
This business entity has no more than 75 shareholders/stockholders
LLC
Partnership
Subchapter S
C-Corporation
11
C-Corporation pays taxes on profits & stockholders are taxed on dividends
true
false
12
This is the most common corporate form
nonprofit
C-Corporation
LLC
Subchapter S
13
Partnerships are inexpensive to create & able to share ideas
false
true
14
This number is assigned by the Dept. of Revenue if you are a vendor or a retailer
Sales return number
Sales tax number
Sales purchase number
Sales receipt number
15
Public & mutual benefit would fall under what business type?
C-Corporation
Limited Liability Company LLC
Non-Profit Corporation
Subchapter S
16
This symbol is used when entering a formula in Excel
/
%
=
+
17
Dividends are "interest" $ made on stock investments
false
true
18
The law requires that a partnership must have at least one general partner
false
true
19
A legal entity that makes money for reasons other than the owner's profit
Partnership
LLC
Subchapter S
Nonprofit Corporation
20
A partner in a business whose liability is limited to his/her investment
general partner
unlimited partner
limited partner
investment partner
21
Dairy Queen is a
Nonprofit Corporation
partnership
franchise
C-Corporation
22
When you see half of your words cut off in the Excel cell, then your words have become
abbreviated
truncated
shortened
finished
23
EIN stands for
Employee Identification Number
Employer Identification Number
no such number
Employment Identification Number
24
The owner decides how much liability protection he/she needs
partnership
sole proprietor
c corporation
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
25
DBA is needed when the last names of the partners are not used in naming the business
true
false
26
A C-Corporation is required to have a
board of managers
board of officers
board of presidents
board of directors
27
To avoid double taxation one should set up a
C-Corporation
LLC
Partnership
Subchapter S
28
Partnerships do not have to be shared equally
true
false
29
Nearly 76% of all businesses in the US are
LLCs
Sole Proprietors
partnerships
C-Corporations
30
A disadvantage of the C-Corporation is that it subject to triple taxation
true
false
31
Many restaurants are this type of business entity
Subchapter S
C-Corporation
LLC
Partnership
32
A partnership can have two or more members
false
true
33
LLC stands for
Limited Liability Company
Low Limited Company
Landing Limited Corporation
Limited Landing Corporation
34
To dissolve a partnership one should really hire a(n)
computer programmer
lawyer
accountant
financial analyst
35
Corner Coffer Cup House is a
Sole Proprietor
Subchapter S
LLC
Partnershp
36
This type of business entity is popular with foreign investors & family owners
LLC
Subchapter S
Nonprofit Corporation
Partnership
37
If you are a stockholder, then you own a piece of a comany
false
true
38
Offices high up the ladder at a C-Corporation were known as
Oak Row
Pine Row
Maple Row
Mahogany Row
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DBA stands for
Doing Business As
none of the above
Doing Business Again
Doing Better As
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This acts as a charter to establish the existence of your business in your state
Articles of Incorporation
Doing Business As
State Incorporation
Charter Rules