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B.S. in Business Management
Virginia College
The Business Administration program is designed for
students who are interested in acquiring the knowledge and skills
necessary to perform a variety of administrative functions in the
business world.
Partnership Agreements
S corporations are standard business
corporations that has elected a special tax status with the IRS.
Electing Subchapter S Corporation (S Corp) status is a way to avoid
having your corporation treated as a separately taxable entity, rather
than having the "double taxation" of a C Corp.
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Legal Guide for Starting and Running a Small Business
This course will walk a potential business owner
through the legal issues concerning starting a business. It will
include information concerning sole proprietorships,
partnerships, corporations and limited liability companies.
Information will be provided on naming the business, creating an
ownership agreement, and required licenses and permits. Also
included are tax information, borrowing money, hiring and
firing, and the pros and cons of franchises. This course will
help anyone start a legitimate business, giving them the proper
insight into pitfalls and successes.
Partnership Agreement and Contracts (Long Form)
A partnership agreement is a document that formalizes the
partnership of two or more people (not a husband and wife) in
their ownership of a for-profit business. The Partnership
Agreement – Long Form differs from the Short Form because it
includes additional provisions governing termination, buyout of
a partner and other subjects.
The forms can be downloaded and
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Socrates - Know How Made EZ
Partnerships
Save time and money by learning how to set up and
maintain an effective business partnership—from choosing the
type that’s right for you to obtaining financing and creating an
agreement that satisfies all concerned. Includes CD with e-book
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If
two or more people are going to own and operate your business, you must
choose between establishing a partnership, a corporation or a limited
liability company (LLC).
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