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A) a merger does not combine the assets and liabilities of firms, whereas an acquisition combines assets and liabilities.
B) a merger combines the assets of the two firms, but each company continues to assume its own liabilities, whereas an acquisition is a total buyout of one firm by another.
C) a merger is the joining of resources of two companies, whereas an acquisition is a buyout of one firm by the other. The new company concerns itself with merging of resources.
D) a merger is always something smaller tagging onto something larger, like a merging lane onto an interstate, whereas an acquisition is two firms that are relatively the same size agreeing to continue as one, more like two major interstates that come together and travel as one for several miles.
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A) totally tax-free.
B) taxed only as Javier's personal income.
C) taxed twice, once as business income, then again as Javier's personal income.
D) taxed only if and when it is distributed to investors.
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A) reducing your working hours.
B) having the freedom to set your own working hours and taking lots of vacations, particularly when just beginning the business.
C) accepting accountability for the mistakes of the business.
D) having limited financial resources to throw into the business.
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A) owner; limited partner
B) co-signer; co-signee
C) franchisor; franchisee
D) franchisee; franchisor
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A) Ability to pool financial resources
B) Unlimited liability for all owners
C) Division of profits among owners
D) Ease and flexibility in transferring shares of ownership to others
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A) Corporations
B) Partnerships
C) Sole proprietorships
D) Limited liability companies
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A) a sole proprietorship due to the fact that it pays its own taxes and it has limited liability.
B) a sole proprietorship due to the fact that it has unlimited liability and it will protect the family's personal assets.
C) a corporation because he can avoid the negative aspect of limited liability. Corporations are always taxed at a lower rate than individuals.
D) a limited liability company because he will only be liable for what he has invested in the business. His personal assets will be protected, and he can be taxed like a sole proprietorship.
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A) to be assured that another professional firm would not take over and make decisions, similar to a hostile takeover.
B) to comply with the law because insurance companies require that they be corporations.
C) to protect his/her other assets with limited liability.
D) to protect his/her assets with unlimited liability.
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A) have no more than 50 shareholders.
B) have shareholders who are individuals or estates and qualify as permanent residents of the U.S.
C) have a different class of stock for each owner.
D) have not more than 5 percent of income derived from passive sources.
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