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Which of the following are hybrid organizations that offer the same liability protection as a corporation but may be taxed as ei

ther a partnership or corporation? (Check all that apply) Please help asap
⬜️ CPA

⬜️ LLC

⬜️ LLP

⬜️ DDA

⬜️ EPA

1 answer:

gogolik [260]2 years ago

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Answer:

CPA, DDA, AND EPA

Explanation:

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