a)Proprietorship\nb)Partnership\nc)Corporation\nd)All of the above\ne)b) and c) only
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C, although they don't have to
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Contracts, Licenses,and employees\nRaising Capital & Business Sales/acquisitions
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If they are separate businesses each one needs to be but on its own schedule C. What kind of business and what kind of deductions? You might be missing some. Anything that you use or have because of that business is deductible.
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Do your own homework, for starters.\n\nTry visiting or calling a small law office. I guarantee you will learn much more this way, and you can do some networking (making vaulable business and employment contatcts).
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1.      In accounting it is the concept of seprate entity. It means business is the separate entity and the owner is a seprate entity regardless how small or large is the business.\n2.      When that concept is clear then think that business firm is an artificial person as like you are or any common man.\n3.      As you have to pay and receive money regardless you have received or paid to your mother. In the same way the firm has to pay the amount that you have invested in it as an owner.\n\nSo, the amount the firm has to pay is a credit so owner's capital is also a credit that the firm has to pay to the owner.\nBut it is showed under owner's equity cap.
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d. all of the above.\n:]
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capitalism.\n\nalso the growth of the middle class, or small time capitalists and merchants.
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Environment - Store.\n\nPositive:  Two people have "conflicting" ideas about how to merchandise a new line of products.  Have each work on a display to show the Mgr. his/her idea.  The positive result is two productive employees who have pride in their work *and* a better merchandised store as two displays have been done.\n\nNegative:  Same situation as above, but the Mgr. consistently gives the display project to one of the two employees.  The negative result is an atmosphere of favoritism, a lack of trust from the management and eventually the "unchosen" employee will become disgruntled and stop trying at all...exactly the opposite from the above at-work attitude.\n\nGood Luck!
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c)\n\nAnd to a lesser extent b), but the usual answer is c)
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If it is a corporation, they are subject to the laws of the state in which they are incorporated.
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* Attorney\n* Do it yourself\n\nIf you do it yourself, go to the Secretary of State web site for the relevant site, e.g., Texas, and look for forms. They should have the form for the Articles of Incorporation. (However, you might not want a corporation, and might want an LLC or an LP. To make this decision, talk to your CPA or an attorney.)
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You define it.   One is big enough.   Define your corporation, it's board, it's membership requirements, the products, mission, services.   It's a free country.  \n\nYou do not need any legal thing.  Down the road, you and your board of directors will define your organization clearer, and decide what corporate structure that you need.    A simply DBA might do the trick for many years.   But if you want to attain a non-profit status, you might have to incorporate further.   \n\nJust get started and DO something.
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Consumer goods.  As long as someone has a product to sell, the capital will come later.
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Incorporations are done through the states, so it's best to contact the state directly. I put the link to a directory of Secretary of State links.\n\nI posted a couple links to informative articles about business structures.\n\nCheck out the Small Business Administration web site -- they're a great resource for the small business owner. \n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your endeavors!
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question 1-b\nquestion 2-c
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She always wanted to ___Get___ a career in law. After she __passed____ her exams, she ___got____ a job in a small company. Within six months she ____had___ promotion. Now she ___has____ a lot of money, but one day she wants to ____own___ her own business. \nAs soon as I ____get___ home, I ___do___ my homework. I often ___make___ mistakes, of course, but I always __do____ my best. I never work for too long. I like to __have_____ some free time to relax.
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The capital of a joint stock limited company shall be divided into shares of equal value.\nThe shares of the company shall take the form of share certificates, which are vouchers issued by the company to certify the shares held by their shareholders.\nThe issue of shares shall be in compliance with the principles of publicity, fairness and justice. The same shares must carry the same rights and the same benefits.\nShares of the same issue shall be issued on the same conditions and at the same price. A unit or an individual subscribing to shares shall pay the same price for each share.\n Shares issued by a company to sponsors, a State-authorized investment institution or legal persons shall be registered shares which shall state the names of the sponsors, State-authorized investment institution or legal persons. Such shares may not be registered in other names, or names of their representatives.\n\n　　Shares issued to the general public may be either registered shares or bearer shares.\n\n　　Where registered shares are issued, the company shall prepare a roster of the shareholders, in which the following items shall be recorded:\n\n　　(1) the names or titles, and domiciles of the shareholders;\n\n　　(2) the number of shares held by each shareholder;\n\n　　(3) the serial numbers of the share certificates held by each shareholder; and\n\n　　(4) the date on which each shareholder obtained his shares.\n\n　　Where bearer shares are issued, the company shall keep a record of the number, the serial numbers and the issue date of the share certificates.