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what are the five forms of business organizations?

Sole Proprietor, Cooperative, Partnership, Corporation, LLC

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How many people are required to form a partnership?

At least two.

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What does LLC stand for?

Limited Liability Company.

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Who owns a corporation?

Stockholders (shareholders).

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Who owns a cooperative?

A group of members who share benefits.

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What is a Sole Proprietorship?

business owned and run by one person, with no legal distinction between the owner and the business itself.

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What is the difference between a general partnership and a limited partnership?

General = all partners share equally; Limited = some only invest and have limited liability.

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What type of liability protection do LLC owners have?

Limited liability (owners are not personally responsible for business debts).

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What group do stockholders elect to oversee management?

The Board of Directors.

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What voting system do most co-ops use?

“One member, one vote.”

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What is the biggest risk of a sole proprietorship?

Unlimited personal liability.

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What is one advantage of a partnership?

Shared decision-making, larger pool of capital, or ease of start-up.

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What tax advantage does an LLC often provide?

Pass-through taxation (profits taxed as personal income).

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What is the biggest disadvantage of a C-corporation when it comes to taxes?

Double taxation (corporation pays taxes and shareholders pay taxes on dividends).

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What is one advantage of a co-op?

Shared profits, democratic structure, or access to grants.

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Name one advantage of a sole proprietorship.

Easy to start, full control, or keeps all profits.

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What is one disadvantage of a partnership?

Unlimited liability (in general partnerships) or potential for conflict.

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Why might small businesses choose LLC over corporations?

Less paperwork, flexible management, and protection from liability.

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What is one advantage of a corporation?

Limited liability, ability to raise capital by selling stock, or continuity.

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What is one disadvantage of a co-op?

Hard to raise large capital, slower decision-making, or accountability issues.

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Give a real-world example of a sole proprietorship.

Local bakery, freelance designer, or lawn care business.

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Give one professional field where partnerships are common.

Law firms, medical practices, or accounting firms.

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Give one example of a type of business that might use an LLC structure.

Start-ups, family businesses, or small consulting firms.

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Give a real-world example of a corporation.

Apple, Amazon, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, etc.

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Give a real-world example of a cooperative.

Credit unions, agricultural co-ops, housing co-ops, or utility co-ops.

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