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londonang

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Which form of business is a legal entity that operates separately from its owners?
 a. sole proprietorship
  b. general partnership
  c. limited partnership
  d. corporation

Question 2

In which form of business does a single business owner have unlimited liability?
 a. sole proprietorship
  b. general partnership
  c. limited partnership
  d. corporation



poopface

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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