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Finger [1]
3 years ago
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Consider the farmer and factory owner example. If we give the farmer the right to clean air, what can the factory owner do to co

nvince the farmer to allow him to have dirtier air?

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2. Is Davidson Masonry member managed or manager managed?

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1. A limited liability company will be taxed as a partnership unless the firm declares that it wants to be taxed as a corporation. A limited liability company that has at least two members can either choose to be taxed as a partnership or as a corporation.

In this case, the parties involved haven't declared to be taxed as a corporation, therefore they'll be taxed as a partnership.

2. Most states assume that a limited liability company is manager managed unless when it's otherwise stated by the articles of the organization. However, in this case, the text said that Davidson Masonry, was owned and managed by both members and since all the members of the LLC participates in management, then Davidson Masonry was member managed.

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