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How is a corporation different from a sole proprietorship?

How is a corporation different from a sole proprietorship?<br/>

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Asked by Mycnat, Last updated: Nov 09, 2024

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Jason B. Elster

Jason B. Elster

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Jason B. Elster

Answered Apr 20, 2018

Corporations appreciate numerous points of interest over partnerships and sole proprietorships, however there are likewise a few burdens to consider. This is the most imperative trait of a corporation. In a sole proprietorship or a partnership, the proprietors are actually in charge of business obligations.

There are some unmistakable contrasts between a Sole Proprietorship, Partnership and Corporation. Sole Proprietorship — sole proprietorship is the most straightforward business shape and isn't a lawful element. ... Truth be told, a sole proprietor's benefits can be and regularly are utilized to fulfill the obligations and liabilities of the business. The distinct difference between both is that Corporations can sell stock to raise money for the business while a sole proprietor cannot.

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Answered Sep 05, 2017

Corporations can sell stock to raise money for the business
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