What do you need to form a corporation?
What is Articles of Incoporation.
Sole Proprietorships have limited liabilities.
What is False.
What happens to a sole proprietorship when the owner no longer wants to run the business?
What is the business ends.
What type of liablity do partnerships have?
What is unlimited liablity.
The body of people who buy peices of the company giving the ownership rights are called.
What is shareholders.
Corporations have unlimited liabilities.
What is False.
Which type of business has the disadvantage, where they tend to run out of money easier than others and are less likely to receive a bank loan.
What is Sole Proprietorships.
What are 2 disadvantages of a sole proprietorship?
What is limited talent
limited finances
limited life
unlimited liability.
What are two disadvantages of a partnership?
What is the governing body of elected people who watch over the CEO?
What is the Board of Directors
What is the pourpose of Royalty fee?
An on going fee paid to the franchior for their promission to use their logo and proven business model (recipes etc.)
What do you have to file if you would like to do business under a name other than your own as a Sole Proprietor?
What is a DBA or Doing Business As
Give me two reasons why a partnership is easy.
What is easier to obtain credit and easier to obtain capital. All the partners make decisions together The partners bring different skills and talents to the business
What does Double-Taxation means?
What is income is taxed and stockholders pay taxes on profits issued to them
To open a Chick-fli-a you must pay a $10,000 initial fee, a 15% royalty fee and 50% of all profits.
What is True.
The Royalty Fee is a precent paid of which of the company earnings?
What is Sales Revenue