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Business Structures Review
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One challenge for partnerships is resolving ________ among partners.
disagreements
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A major drawback of a partnership is ________ liability for debts.
joint
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Nonprofits focus on a ________ rather than earning profits.
mission
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In a public corporation, shareholders have ________ liability, meaning they are only responsible for their investment.
limited
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A sole proprietorship is often chosen because it is ________ to set up and manage.
simple
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Limited liability means that an owner’s ________ assets are protected from business debts.
personal
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Franchisees must pay ongoing ________ and royalties to the franchisor.
fees
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Profits in a corporation are taxed twice: once at the corporate level and again as ________.
dividends
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A franchise provides a proven ________ model and brand recognition to new business owners.
business
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An LLC provides ________ liability protection to its owners.
personal
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An advantage of pass-through taxation is that profits are taxed only once at the __________ level.
personal
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A nonprofit organization must reinvest all ________ into its mission and cannot distribute profits to owners.
revenue
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A benefit of forming an LLC is ________ flexibility, which allows owners to choose how they are taxed.
tax
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Retained earnings in a corporation can be ________ back into the business before being taxed.
reinvested
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In a partnership, the ________ share profits, responsibilities, and liabilities.
owners
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A public corporation raises money by selling ________ to the public.
shares
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A private corporation is owned by a small group of individuals and does not sell shares ________.
publicly
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Franchisees must choose a legal structure such as an LLC or ________ to operate the franchise.
corporation
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Taxes for LLCs can be filed as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or ________.
corporation
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Private corporations retain more ________ compared to public corporations because shares are not sold publicly.
privacy
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Nonprofits are often eligible for grants and ________ to help fund their operations.
donations
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The choice of a business structure impacts taxes, liability, and ________ potential.
growth
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Liabilities in business refer to ________ or legal obligations owed by the company.
debts
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Nonprofits are exempt from many ________ because of their focus on public service.
taxes
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Double taxation occurs in ________ when profits are taxed at both corporate and personal levels.
corporations
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Sole proprietorships and partnerships are taxed using ________ taxation.
pass-through
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Liabilities can include legal obligations such as fines, debts, or ________.
restrictions
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Limited Liability Companies combine features of corporations and ________.
partnerships
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A sole proprietorship is owned and operated by ________ person.
one
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A business pays corporate taxes on its profits and shareholders pay personal taxes on ________.
dividends
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