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Lady bird [3.3K]
2 years ago
5

An individual who wants to earn a living from a new business endeavor has decided to start his business as a not-for-profit orga

nization. How can he earn money under this arrangement?
A. A not-for-profit organizing can earn profits for its owner through stock sales
B. The not-for-profit classification only applies to the sales of goods, not services
C. If he later incorporates his not-for-profit business, he can keep the profits from the transition
D. A not-for-profit business is allowed to use income to pay employees a reasonable salary
Business
1 answer:
skad [1K]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:An incorporated business that puts all of its profits back into the business is a corporation. They are used by those common people and it can help the others who need the money. This will secure that the funds of these corporation will be shared also into its members incase of emergency.

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