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The owner has unlimited liability
The business is owned by one person
The owner keeps all of the profits
The owner has limited liability
The business's accounts need to be made public
There are no employees
True
False
Shareholders have limited liability
Shares can be sold to the general public
The word Limited or Ltd. is displayed after the company name
The Memorandum and Articles of Association have to be sent to Companies House
Sole Trader
Private Limited Company
Limited Liability Partnership
Partnership
Liability is limited to the providers of loan finance and only the trader takes an active part in managing the business
The trader has unlimited liability and runs the business in conjunction with the providers of loan finance
The trader has unlimited liability and must have the business accounts audited
The trader has unlimited liability, takes sole responsibility for management of the business and no audit is needed
Private Limited Companies generally face fewer regulations
Private Limited Companies generally face lower taxes
Private Limited Companies generally find it easier to raise capital
Private Limited Companies enjoy limited liability
Annual Percentage Rate
Average Percentage Rate
Additional Percentage Rate
Accumulative Percentage Rate
The cost associated with investing in one course of action rather than another
The cost associated with developing a new business opportunity
The cost associated with one failing to take advantage of an opportunity
The cost associated with increasing the number of available opportunities
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