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vesna_86 [32]
3 years ago
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Maria Martinez and her sister, Christina, are planning to operate a small day care center in a remodeled building. They've obtai

ned a license, and have enough staff to handle up to 24 children. Christina doesn't plan to work at the center and hasn't incurred as many debts or responsibilities as Maria. Maria originally invested $24,000 in the business, and Christina invested $8,000. Maria wants to keep their taxes low, and she also wants to keep Christina's liability to the amount of her original investment. Which type of business arrangement would be best for them? A. Sole proprietorship B. Corporation C. General partnership D. Limited partnership
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Maurinko [17]3 years ago
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The correct answer would be D. Limited Partnership
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