ACCT 2000 Chapter : Chapter 1

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Fill out a few pieces of paperwork, and you are done. Sole proprietors only pay taxes once; even if there is a combined income. One person has the idea and skills, one person has the money and resources. The income from the partnership goes on the partner"s tax return, and they pay taxes only once. Give the investor the stock certificate, and investors give you money. If you don"t want to own a piece of the company anymore, you can easily sell ownership. Easy to find a lot of people to buy/pay for pieces of stock. If anything happens on the job, the sole proprietor has to take full responsibility for whatever happens. If someone in the partnership is negligent and/or hurt someone, business partners take full responsibility. The biggest disadvantage to a corporation is taxes. They get their income, and they pay taxes. They also pay taxes on dividends to stockholders.

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