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22 January, 18:17

Which organizational forms give their owners limited liability? (Select all the choices that apply.) A. Sole proprietorship. B. Partnership. C. Limited partnership for general partners only. D. Limited partnership for limited partners only. E. Corporation.

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  1. 22 January, 20:40
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    E. Corporation

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    Limited Liability is a form of business where owners are not liable for companies debt or liabilities. Business is considered as separate legal entity. The owner are liable up to their shareholding in the company only. Corporation provides the limited liability to its owner's. In all other form no one or anyone from the owner does not have limited liability.
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