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    criminal offence. Hence in this trial‚ the legal burden of proof will be on the prosecution in accordance with Woolmington v DPP ‚ to prove that Richard is guilty of the offence. The evidential burden is also on the prosecution as they bear the legal burden in the case. However‚ if Richard wishes to use a common law defence or a statutory defence‚ the evidential burden is on him to adduce sufficient evidence for the issue to go before the tribunal of facts. The legal burden is then on the Crown to disprove

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    Stars on whether they may have any recourse against Gordon personally‚ using case law in support. To advise Martha and Jamie and/ or Michelin Stars on whether they may have any recourse against Gordon personally‚ we should see whether the separate legal entity of the company may be ignore and lift the cooperate veil. In this case‚ Martha Shu was an avid cook and had a great talent for restoring and decorating house before her friend suggested that they incorporate a company called Michelin Stars Book

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    5 Sentences on the Big Picture • I think that the author wants you to remember or provides you‚ the foundation of a theory that allows treatment of corporations as members of the moral community‚ of equal standing with the traditionally acknowledged residents: biological human beings‚ and hence treats Wicker-type responsibility ascriptions as unexceptionable instances of a perfectly proper sort without having to paraphrase them. • In my view the author’s thesis is that corporations can be full-fledged

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    business remains a part of the deceased proprietor’s person’s estate.” (Bartschi‚ 2001‚ pg.21). Therefore‚ it is very important that the owner have legal documentation on how and what they would like to happen to their business should they become ill

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    owner is the business. There are many advantages to a sole proprietorship. One major advantage is that the proprietor owns the entire business and receives all of the profits. A sole proprietorship is less of a hassle to start as well because few legal formalities are required. The sole proprietor is free to make any decision they want to such as who to hire‚ when to take a vacation‚ and what kind of business to pursue. You save money in a sole proprietorship because it is relatively cheap to start

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    CUNY – Queens College ACCT 757 – Taxation of Business Entities Professor: Steven J. Mandelkorn Student: Wang Fang Lei Sole Proprietorships? Partnerships? LLC? S or C Corporations? Which One is the Best Solution? A few years ago‚ my husband sets up his own computer company‚ focus on providing computer services to customer. Before he starts doing the business‚ we went to a CPA firm to get a license to legally set up the new company. After collecting some basic information of our business‚ the

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    structure to use. This paper will cover the advantages and disadvantages within the four types of business structures; Limited Liability Corporations‚ Corporations‚ Partnerships‚ and Sole Proprietorships. Corporations A corporation is a standalone entity. There are two types of corporations‚ general or S Corp. Advantages of corporations consist of limited liability‚ capital through stock sales‚ attractive to employees‚ and receiving corporate tax treatment. S Corps‚ in addition to limited liability

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    of the owners‚ if they’re not active participants in the business. * Corporations provide the most flexible possibilities for investors. * Limited liability companies/limited liability partnerships are business entities that combine favorable tax treatment with limited legal liability for the owners. c. How do corporations go public and continue to grow? What are agency problems? What is corporate governance? A company goes public when it sells stock to the public in an initial public

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    When beginning a business‚ it is extremely important that the owners of the business decide the organizational form that will be beneficial to maximize the value of the firm. The owners must consider the size of the business‚ the taxation of the business‚ the liability of the owners and the ability to raise capital to finance the business (Parrino‚ Kidwell & Bates‚ 2012). The owners will then choose one of the 3 different forms: sole proprietorship‚ partnership or corporation. Sole Proprietorship

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    remains in existence. Some corporations may be able to elect treatment as an S corporation‚ which exempts them from federal income tax other than tax on certain capital gains and passive income. (Business Formation‚ n.d.). Like the previously discussed entities‚ a corporation also has disadvantages. Formation requires more time‚ money and formalities. Corporate income is taxed twice. A corporation cannot deduct from its business income any dividends payed to its shareholders. (Business Formation‚ n.d.)

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