Which two sentences describe characteristics of a sole proprietorship?
The owners are called partners.
The owner accepts full financial liability.
The business is treated as a separate tax entity.
All profits go to the individual who owns the business.
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These sentence are right about characteristics of a sole proprietorship :
- The owner accepts full financial liability
- All profits go to the individual who owns the business.
Definition of sole proprietorship
A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated firm with a single owner who pays personal income tax on earnings. Sole proprietorships are popular among small business owners and contractors because they are simple to form and deconstruct owing to a lack of government participation.
Five criteria of a sole proprietorship
- The only proprietor of the company
- Liability is limitless.
- There is no legal entity
- The sole decision maker
- It is possible to complete the transaction at any moment.
In sole proprietorship, the owner accepts full financial liability and all profits go to the individual who owns the business.
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