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CHAPTER 1 ECONOMIC AND LEGAL STRUCTURES 23 CASE STUDY Tanya Taylor s choice of business Having received her law degree and completed her training, Tanya Taylor was recently accepted to the Bar Association. Tanya is now optimistic, with a number of grand ideas to implement when she starts her own firm practicing corporate law. She has managed to gather some funds which she thought would be sufficient for start-up. However, as Tanya started doing the necessary paperwork she realized that she would have a shortfall in start-up capital if she needs

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1. Tanya was initially planning to establish her own firm practicing corporate law.

2. Advantages of starting a law firm:
a) Independence and control: Tanya would have full control over her firm's operations, decision-making, and the clients she chooses to work with.
b) Potential for high income: Owning a successful law firm can be financially rewarding, with the potential to earn higher income compared to working as an employee.
c) Building reputation and client base: By starting her own firm, Tanya could establish a reputation in the legal field and attract clients, building a strong client base over time.

Disadvantages of starting a law firm:
a) Financial risks: Tanya would bear the financial burden and risks associated with setting up the firm, including paying for office rent, furniture, utilities, and salaries.
b) Increased responsibility and workload: As a business owner, Tanya would have to manage not only legal cases but also administrative tasks, marketing, and other aspects of running a business.
c) Uncertain income during the initial stages: It might take some time for the firm to establish a steady flow of clients, leading to uncertain income in the beginning.

3. Considering that Tanya's friends are joining her in the business venture, a partnership or a limited liability company (LLC) structure would be most suitable.

Reasons for choosing a partnership or LLC:
a) Shared financial responsibility: With the involvement of her friends, the startup costs and other financial obligations can be shared, reducing the financial burden on Tanya individually.
b) Shared workload and expertise: The partners can divide the workload and bring different skills and expertise to the business, which can strengthen the overall operation.
c) Legal protection: With an LLC structure, personal assets of the partners would be protected against business liabilities, providing a certain level of legal protection.

4. Benefit of taking a loan:
Tanya could have the opportunity to retain full ownership and control of her business. In this case, she would not have to share profits or decision-making authority with her friends, allowing her to maintain more independence over her business operations.

Drawback of taking a loan:
Tanya would have to repay the loan amount with interest, which could add financial pressure to the business in the early stages. Additionally, the full responsibility of managing the business and its operations would solely rest on Tanya, increasing her workload and potential stress levels.

Business

1an internet search for information about franchise businesses will not you find out a. start-up costs. b. the number of hours you ll have to put in. c. support you ll receive from the parent corporation. d. the variety of franchise businesses available. 2 all of the following phrases describe a partnership except a. high protection for your personal assets. b. shared responsibility for decisions. c. the involvement of up to 20 partners. d. low start-up costs. 3 once you ve chosen your business and focused on your niche, the next step is to a.

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The respective answers to the business and economics questions that you have presented above would be as follows:

1) D
2) A
3) A
4) B
5) A
6) D
7) A
8) C
9) B
10) B

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Business

1an internet search for information about franchise businesses will not you find out a. start-up costs. b. the number of hours you ll have to put in. c. support you ll receive from the parent corporation. d. the variety of franchise businesses available. 2 all of the following phrases describe a partnership except a. high protection for your personal assets. b. shared responsibility for decisions. c. the involvement of up to 20 partners. d. low start-up costs. 3 once you ve chosen your business and focused on your niche, the next step is to a.

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The respective answers to the business and economics questions that you have presented above would be as follows:

1) D
2) A
3) A
4) B
5) A
6) D
7) A
8) C
9) B
10) B

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Mathematics

PLEASE HELP The Scenario:You want to start your own 3-D printing and manufacturing business. Use what you know about shifting functions to plan your business and find a profitable model. 1. What are you going to make? (The maximum build size is 25 cm by 16 cm by 15 cm) I’m going to make a small organizer for office. Like an empty cube 6cm by 6 cm by 6 cm 2. For each expense category – complexity, design, and quality – decide whether your product has high, medium, or low requirements. In the table below, fill in the three boxes that apply to your

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Business

Juliette formed a new business to sell sporting goods this year. the business opened its doors to customers on june 1. determine the amount of start-up costs juliette can immediately expense (not including the portion of the expenditures that are amortized over 180 months) this year in the following alternative scenarios: a. she incurred start-up costs of $4,200. what amount of start-up costs immediately expensed b. she incurred start-up costs of $45,500. what amount of start-up costs immediately expensed c. she incurred start-up costs of $53,800.what

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1) She incurred start-up costs of $2,500.

a) Amount of start up costs immediately expensed?

$2,500, computed as follows:

1Maximum immediate expense5000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

2Total start-up costs2500Given In

problem

3Phase-out threshold50000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

4Immediate expense phase-out0(2-3)

Allowable immediate expense2500Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

2) She incurred start-up costs of $41,000

a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

$5000, computed as follows:

1Maximum immediate expense5000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

2Total start-up costs41000Given In

problem

3Phase-out threshold50000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

4Immediate expense phase-out0(2-3)

Allowable immediate expense5000Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

3) She incurred start-up costs of $51,100.

a) Amount of start up cost immediately expensed

$3900, computed as follows:

1Maximum immediate expense5000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

2Total start-up costs51100Given In

problem

3Phase-out threshold50000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

4Immediate expense phase-out1100(2-3)

Allowable immediate expense3900Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

4) She incurred start-up costs of $61,250.(Leave no answer blank. Enter zero if applicable.)

$0, computed as follows:

1Maximum immediate expense5000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

2Total start-up costs61250Given In

problem

3Phase-out threshold50000S 195(b)(1)(ii)

4Immediate expense phase-out11250(2-3)

Allowable immediate expense0Lessor of (2)or-(1)-(4)

5) How would you answer parts (a) through (d) if she formed a partnership or a corporation and she incurred the same amount of organizational expenditures rather than start-up costs (how much of the organizational expenditures would be immediately deductible)?

The answers would be the same if these were organizational expenditures instead ofstart-up costs.Note, however, that organizational expenditures only apply tocorporations and partnerships and do not apply to businesses organized as soleproprietorships

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English

Could you guys me with them you guys can do as many asyou want this will be 20 1. which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense? a.david ran into the room when he hears the music. b.when the buzzer sounds, everyone in the factory is ready to go home. c.occasionally, steve s boa escapes and startles someone in the kitchen. 2. which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense? a.martin is wearing the sweater that he bought last year. b.geese are swimming in the lake whenever we visited the park. c.i drank all my milk, but my brother

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1. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

2. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
B.

3. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

4. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

5. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

6. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
C.

7. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
C.

8. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
B.

9. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

10. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

Mathematics

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Could you guys me with them you guys can do as many asyou want this will be 20 1. which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense? a.david ran into the room when he hears the music. b.when the buzzer sounds, everyone in the factory is ready to go home. c.occasionally, steve s boa escapes and startles someone in the kitchen. 2. which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense? a.martin is wearing the sweater that he bought last year. b.geese are swimming in the lake whenever we visited the park. c.i drank all my milk, but my brother

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1. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

2. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
B.

3. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

4. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

5. Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

6. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
C.

7. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
C.

8. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
B.

9. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

10. Which word group best completes the sentence without introducing an inappropriate shift in tense?
A.

Mathematics

In January, georgia signed up for a membership at anytime fitness. The plan she chose cost $95 in start-up fees and then $20 per month starting in February. Edwin also signed up at anytime fitness in January. His plan cost $35 per month starting in February, and his start-up fees were waiv

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The difference between them is that Edwin is paying $165 more than Georgia.

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Georgia = 95+(20x11)= $220 that year

Edwin = 35x11= $385 that year

Physics

Cars a and b are racing each other along the same straight road in the following manner: car a has a head start and is a distance da beyond the starting line at t=0. the starting line is at x=0. car a travels at a constant speed va. car b starts at the starting line but has a better engine than car a, and thus car b travels at a constant speed vb, which is greater than va how long after car b started the race will car b catch up with car a?

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