Sole Prop/Franchise
Partnerships
LLCs
Corporations
Agency Law
100

The major advantage of sole proprietorship.

What is all the profits/control?

100

The tax treatment for general partnership.

What is as a pass through entity to individual partners' income tax returns?

100

The initials LLC stand for these words. 

What are Limited Liability Company?

100

They manage the corporation overall. 

Who are the Board of Directors?

100

The four ways an agency relationship is formed.

What are by agreement, ratification, estoppel, and operation of law?

200

The tax treatment of a sole proprietorship. 

What is only personal individual taxes?

200
The 3 essential elements of a general partnership. 

What are sharing profits/losses, joint ownership of business, and equal right to manage business?

200

The main advantages of an LLC.

What are creates a separate legal entity that has limited liability for its members?

200

The three types of corporations.

What are domestic, foreign, and alien?

200

The 5 duties of agents. 

What are performance, notification, loyalty, obedience, and accounting?

300

The major disadvantage of a sole proprietorship. 

What is unlimited personal liability?

300

The key characteristics of an LLP. 

What are pass though status for taxes but limited liability for partners in a professional occupation?

300

The primary disadvantage of an LLC.

What is lack of uniformity between states on laws?

300

The act of holding a shareholder personally liable.

What is piercing the corporate veil?

300

The 4 duties of principals. 

What are compensation, reimbursement and indemnification, cooperation, and safe working conditions?

400

The three types of a franchise.

What are distributorship, chain-style, and manufacturing?

400

The authority of a limited partner to manage the business. 

What is none?

400

The two types of management structures for an LLC.

What are member managed and manager managed?

400

The two primary roles of corporate shareholders.

What is elect directors and vote on fundamental business decisions?

400

The definition of the equal dignity rule.

What is if the contract needs a writing, then the agent's authority also needs to be in writing?

500
The basic requirements before a franchise is terminated.

What are notice and an opportunity to cure?

500

The effects of disassociation of a partner.

What are do further management rights and the duty of loyalty ends. 

500

The definition of a joint venture.

What is two or more persons/entities combining for single project/series of projects?

500

The action taken when a corporation is harmed and the directors fail to sue.

What is a shareholder's derivative suit?

500

The definition of respondeat superior. 

What is that the principal is liable for harm cause by the agent if in scope of employment?