Business Entities—Partnerships and Corporations

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Business Entities—Partnerships and Corporations

Assume Target is involved in a major lawsuit. The probable damages are estimated to be

$2,000,000.

Using Targets financials, please answer the following questions.

A. Describe the effects damage estimates would have on the financial statements of a

corporation and a partnership.

B. How do disclosure requirements differ from a corporation to a partnership and what

information is required?

C. Are the shareholders at risk for any personal liability with the company set up as a

corporation? Defend your response.

D. If your company was set up as a partnership, would the partners be at risk for personal

liability? Defend your response.

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Buy here:http://homework.plus/business-entities-partnerships -and-corporations/ Product Description Business Entities—Partnerships and Corporations Assume Target is involved in a major lawsuit. The probable damages are estimated to be $2,000,000. Using Targets financials, please answer the following questions. A. Describe the effects damage estimates would have on the financial statements of a corporation and a partnership. B. How do disclosure requirements differ from a corporation to a partnership and what information is required? C. Are the shareholders at risk for any personal liability with the company set up as a corporation? Defend your response. D. If your company was set up as a partnership, would the partners be at risk for personal liability? Defend your response.

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