A) Congress repealed the limited liability protection of S corporations and limited them to companies with earnings of less than $3 million per year.
B) Limited liability companies,which do not have the restrictive eligibility requirements of S corporations and offer greater flexibility in the choice of tax treatment,are now legal in all 50 states.
C) Many states significantly increased the annual fee that S corporations must pay to maintain their tax status,thus eliminating the financial advantages of this form of ownership.
D) S corporations have been made illegal in several states as a reaction to widespread abuse of the special benefits available to this type of business.
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A) The major attraction of S corporations is that they avoid the problem of double taxation.
B) S Corporations are similar to C corporations,except that the majority of owners are foreign investors.
C) Any corporation willing to pay the necessary fees and fill out the required paperwork can become an S Corporation.
D) Only large corporations with operations in more than one state can qualify to be classified as S corporations.
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A) Are less risky,because each partner is responsible for only a specified fraction of the firm's debts.
B) Are easier to terminate.
C) Cost less to organize.
D) Give the firm a stronger financial foundation.
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A) U.S.-based franchises are most likely to succeed in a foreign market if they use the same strategies and procedures used by franchises in the United States.
B) There are limited opportunities for U.S.-based franchises to open in foreign countries because,aside from Canada,Mexico,and a small number of European countries,most foreign nations do not allow American-owned franchises to operate within their borders.
C) The operating costs for franchises in foreign countries may be fairly high,but chances for success are quite good,because competition is likely to be less intense and the customer base in many foreign countries is expanding.
D) It is difficult for U.S.-based franchises to succeed in most foreign countries because the low incomes of most households in these countries result in weak demanD.Franchises in foreign countries can be more expensive,but this is usually counterbalanced by less competition and a rapidly expanding consumer base.
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A) vertical
B) horizontal
C) diagonal
D) conglomerate
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A) Does business in one or more states,but is chartered in another state.
B) Is 50% owned by individuals or companies from another nation.
C) Is headquartered in another nation.
D) Is the same thing as a multinational corporation.
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A) Regulated equity companies
B) Corporate cooperatives
C) Limited liability companies
D) Private drawing companies
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A) Move the company elsewhere and start over.
B) Obtain the assets of the company through bankruptcy proceedings.
C) Borrow funds to buy out the firm's stockholders.
D) Negotiate a merger with another firm to create a conglomerate.
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A) Limited liability company.
B) Master limited partnership.
C) Alien corporation.
D) Closed corporation.
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