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Study guide for CLEP CLEP Introductory Business Law — Unit 4: Business Organizations. Practice questions, key concepts, and exam tips.
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What is the primary advantage of a Limited Liability Company (LLC)?
Ability to issue stock
Taxation as a corporation
Unlimited personal liability for owners
Flexibility in management structure
Limited liability for owners
Answer: E — Limited liability for owners is correct because an LLC provides limited liability, while C is incorrect as it describes unlimited liability.
Which business form provides both limited liability and pass-through taxation?
S Corporation
C Corporation
Limited Liability Partnership
General Partnership
Sole Proprietorship
Answer: A — S Corporation is correct because S Corporations offer limited liability and pass-through taxation.
A new company issues stock to raise capital. What is this an example of?
Vertical integration
Horizontal integration
Equity financing
Debt financing
Merger
Answer: C — Equity financing is correct because issuing stock is equity financing. Debt financing is incorrect as it involves borrowing money.
A business is formed with two or more owners who
Must be family members
Are only liable for their own actions
Must have a written contract
Share ownership and liability
Cannot participate in management
Answer: D — Share ownership and liability is correct because shared ownership and liability are key characteristics of a partnership. This distinguishes it from a sole proprietorship.
A corporation's articles of incorporation must include
The names of all initial shareholders
The detailed description of the company's products
The purpose of the corporation and its address
The number of employees the company plans to hire
The method of distributing dividends
Answer: C — The purpose of the corporation and its address is correct because the purpose and address are required..
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