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    order to create a local business that they own and manage jointly. Subsidiary is a company that is completely or partly owned and partly or wholly controlled by another company that owns more than half of the subsidiary’s stock. The subsidiary can be a company‚ corporation‚ or limited liability company. In some cases it is a government or state-owned enterprise. The controlling entity is called its parent company‚ parent‚ or

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    and the legal setup procedures are very simple. Also there are tax benefits that make sole proprietorship very interesting to consider. The discouraging side of considering a sole proprietorship is unlimited liability. Ebert and Griffin (2011) stated‚ “A major draw back is unlimited liability: a sole proprietor is personally liable for all debts incurred by the business” (p.

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    is the amount a business earns over and above what it spends for salaries and other expenses. A. Profit B. Revenue C. Interest D. Dividends 3. A business incurs a ___________ if its costs and expenses exceed its revenues. A. loss B. liability C. debit D. dividend 4. __________ is the chance a business owner will lose the time and money invested in a business that proves to be unprofitable. A. Depreciation B. Risk C. Fallibility D. Redundancy 5. The total amount of money

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    each type of business. Depending on how much say the owner wants to have in the decision making of the business. If it was I starting a business the best would be corporation or ever better a Limited Liability Corporation (LLC). The reason for that being is that if anything happens to the business the liability does not fall back on you. There will be hard getting help with the start up cost‚ because with this type of business in the beginning‚ creditors will use individual for credit situations. Out

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    sales volume. To be elaborated. Debt/equity: looks quite OK compared to industry ratio (2009: 1890 vs sector 1500‚ 2010: 2141 vs 1764‚ 2011: 2510 vs. 2412). To be elaborated. Current ratio: check why current overdraft is not included in current liabilities. This impacts current ratio figure negatively. Quick ratio:not good. To be elaborated and funded with calculation. Conclusion: after quick-scan; too much money in inventory and assets‚ shortage of cash-on-hand. Mismatch between debtors’ days

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    CHOOSE FULL OR LIMITED SERVICE *Specialty accommodations-conference center‚ lodges‚ bed & breakfast‚ boutique hotel‚ hostels and campgrounds Institutional housing-schools‚ military‚ hospitals and adult living Location/Logo/Business card *Location-neighborhood‚ center city‚ suburban‚ highway‚ airport‚ resort and cruise *City‚ State‚ Phone # and website *Make a business card with logo on an index card or text box on computer *Write a story of your restaurant

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    provides the idea that the recklessness in today’s corporations can be traced back to acts committed periodically over the past centuries. He provides examples of companies such as the South Sea company and the railways in the United States and Great Britain. Businesses which were pilots in the creation of companies that had limited liabilities and produced restrictions that were both desirable and needed for the corporation. Bakan also uses the beginning of the book to present the US Supreme Courts decision

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    gives the owner no liability protection where the business and personal assets are not separated. So if something goes wrong and you are sued the plaintiff can go after your personal assets for reimbursement. For tax purposes‚ any income earned is the income the owner earns not the business. An owner of a sole Proprietorship fills out a schedule C on the 1040 tax returns. Another type of business structure is a Partnership. There are two types of Partnerships: General and Limited. In a general

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    efficiency. It must be correctly designed and adjusted to the environment of the business. In order for the company to achieve its purposes and respond to the constant changes in trends and demands‚ a more flexible structure is more suitable. * Hierarchy – a main characteristic of Business Structure It shows the levels of an organization and how the people are related to each other. In some companies there are many levels of management and high contrasts in authority. These are vertical structures which

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    Evaluate the threats to public companies identified in The Economist Special Report (19-May-2012.) How serious is this threat? Will limited liability companies survive? Do they deserve to survive? The IPO crisis has coincided with a boom in other corporate life forms. Alternative to public companies are prevalent. Public companies have got worse at managing their problems. The split between the people who own the company (principals) and those who run it (agents). The rise of new economic powers

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