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PowerPoint Presentation Section 7.2 Pages 113-117
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What you’ll learn The benefits and costs of setting up a corporation The differences between a C-corporation and a Subchapter S corporation How a limited liability company works 7.2 Corporations
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Why it’s important In a corporation, the owner or owners of a business are protected from liability for the actions of the company. 7.2 Corporations
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Key Terms corporation C-corporation C-corporation limited liability limited liability Subchapter S corporation Subchapter S corporation nonprofit corporation nonprofit corporation Limited Liability Company Limited Liability Company 7.2 Corporations
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I. CORPORATE FORMS Corporations protect owners from liabilities. 7.2 Corporations
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II. WHAT IS A CORPORATION? A.A corporation is a business that is chartered, or registered, by a state. B.A corporation legally operates apart from its owner or owners. 7.2 Corporations
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III. C-CORPORATIONS The C-corporation protects an entrepreneur from being sued for all debts of the corporation.
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7.2 Corporations IV. C-CORPORATION ADVANTAGES A. A C-Corporation can raise money by issuing shares of stock.
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7.2 Corporations 1. Common stock holders have voting rights. 2. Preferred stock owners also receive their investment back first in case of business failure.
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7.2 Corporations B. A corporation also offers its owners, or shareholders, limited liability. The owners are only liable up to their individual investments.
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7.2 Corporations C. Corporations can create pension, retirement, and profit sharing plans.
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7.2 Corporations V. C-CORPORATION DISADVANTAGES A. It can cost between $500 and $2,500 in fees to create a C-corporation. B. Corporate income is heavily taxed.
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7.2 Corporations VI. SUBCHAPTER S CORPORATIONS A Subchapter S corporation is taxed like a sole proprietorship or partnership.
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7.2 Corporations VII. NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS Nonprofit corporations are legal entities that take money for reasons other than the owners’ profit.
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7.2 Corporations A. Charity B. Public benefit C. Religion D. Mutual benefit
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7.2 Corporations VIII. LIMITED LIABILITY CORPORATIONS LLCs benefit from the limited liability of a corporation and the tax advantages of a partnership.
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7.2 Corporations End of Section 7.2
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