Business Studies, asked by freefire8725, 4 months ago

profits do not have to be shared in case of :
a) partnership
b) cooperative society
c) sole proprietorship
d) company​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

answer is b...................

Answered by XxElegantRishxX
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 \sim  \mathcal {C.)}  {\underline {\mathcal {Sole proprietorship}}}

 \implies Profits do not have to be shared in a sole proprietorship form of business. This is because, in a sole proprietorship, the business is owned, managed and controlled by a single individual known as the sole proprietor. Thus, being the sole owner of the business, he or she becomes the single recipient of all the profits of the business.

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