Business Structures

Business Structures refer to the legal configuration of organizations, which define the ownership, control, liability, and taxation for the entity. Common types include sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and limited liability companies (LLCs), each with distinct legal and financial implications for owners and investors.

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Business Structures OverviewIntroduction to Business StructuresEntities Formed Without FilingSole Proprietorship Business StructureTypes of PartnershipsGeneral Partnership Business StructureTermination of a General PartnershipJoint VenturesLimited and Limited Liability PartnershipsLimited Liability CompanyC Corporation Business StructureC Corporation CharacteristicsCorporate ShareholdersCorporate Directors and OfficersSignificant Changes and Termination of a CorporationForeign CorporationsS CorporationComparison Between Business Entity TypesBusiness Structures SummaryBusiness Structures - Practice Questions

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