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(Q4) Sole Proprietorship, Partnerships, Corporations

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Sole Proprietorship

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• One person as owner • Not a partnership or corporation

#2
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Partnership

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Association of two or more people to carry on a business for profit

#3
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General Partnership

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• Most common form of partnership • Created under the Uniform Partnership Act (UPA) • Partnership ownership is tendency in common

#4
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Limited Partnership

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• At least one partner is limited as to their liability

#5
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Trading Partnership

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Deals in goods ex. casket manufacturer

#6
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Non-Trading Partnerships

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• Deals in services • funeral homes are considered non-trading partnerships

#7
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Uniform Partnership Act (UPA)

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• Governs the creation, operation, and termination of partnerships • adopted in most states

#8
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General Partnership

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Created under the UPA

#9
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Limited Partnership

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• Limited as to liability • state must have a limited partnership act

#10
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Secret Partnership

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• Partner is not known to the public but has a voice in management

#11
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Silent Partner

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• Partner is known to the public and has a voice in management ex. Elon Musk and Twitter

#12
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Dormant Partner

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Combination of both silent and secret partner

#13
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Nominal Partner

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• Partner in name only. • Known to the public and has no voice in management

#14
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Liability of Partners

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Fiduciary relationship (a relationship of trust)

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Contract Liability

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Completely liable if partner is acting within the scope of partnership business

#16
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Tort Liability

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Completely liable but if the other partner commits a tort, he must reimburse partnership for loss

#17
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Joint Stock Company

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Ownership is evidenced by shares of stock, but have unlimited liability

#18
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Joint Venture

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Partnership for only one specific transaction

#19
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Liability of Limited Liability Company or Partnership

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Limited as to liability like a corporation - has “flow through taxation” like a partnership - Partnership does not pay taxes, but each partner does

#20
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Creation of Partnership

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• By agreement (contractual relationship) • By estoppel

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Dissolution of Partnership

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• If a partner leaves for whatever reason • If the partners all decide to close

#22
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Effect of Dissolution

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Termination of a partnership but the remaining partners can form a new partnership

#23
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Corporation

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An entity formed by individuals on a business for or not for profit, to adopt a corporate name, and to change it’s members without dissolution

#24
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Classifications of Corporations

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• Public Corporation (can be governmental or private) • Close Corporation (limited number of shareholders) • Domestic Corporation (foreign/alien) • Promoters (prepare articles of incorporation: file with the state and appoint a board of directors)