A) Limited liability companies can be formed with only one member.
B) Limited liability companies can only be taxed as partnerships.
C) A limited liability company must use the words "limited liability company" in its name or use "LLC" or "LC."
D) In order to form a limited liability company,articles of organization must be filed with the state.
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A) for 2 years to any party
B) for 2 years to any party except those who know of the disassociation or who have received notice of it
C) for a reasonable time to any party
D) for a reasonable time to any party except those who have actual notice of the disassociation
E) for 1 year to all parties
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A) There is no limit on the number of owners of a limited liability company,whereas the number of shareholders of an S corporation is limited.
B) All owners of a limited liability company have limited liability,but not all owners of an S corporation have limited liability.
C) A limited liability company can be formed without formalities such as filing papers with the state,whereas an S corporation requires papers to be filed with the state.
D) A limited liability company acts as a flow-through entity for income tax purposes,but an S corporation does not.
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A) Mary's death discharges any unperformed obligation to contribute capital in the form of services,but her estate would be obligated for the unpaid $40,000.
B) Mary's death discharges any obligation to contribute capital in either cash or services.
C) Mary's death discharges neither obligation. Her estate will be obligated to pay the $40,000 and the fair value of the unperformed architectural services.
D) Mary's death would normally discharge neither of the obligations,but because the architectural services were based on Mary's particular skill and judgment,her estate is liable only for the unpaid cash contribution.
E) Mary's death discharges neither obligation,but her estate is liable only if payment of the amounts does not create an undue hardship for any beneficiary of her estate.
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A) The name must indicate that the company is an LLC.
B) The LLC can use trademarked names so long as the trademark is not being used by another LLC.
C) A name cannot be reserved until the LLC has come into existence.
D) A non-trademarked name that is similar to a name used by another business may not be used.
E) A and D only
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A) the name and address of the LLC's agent for service of process
B) the name and address of each organizer
C) the process by which managers of the LLC are designated
D) whether the LLC is a term LLC
E) whether one or more of the members will be personally liable for the debts and obligations of the LLC
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A) Lynda cannot demand a continued management role,but is entitled to compensation for the services already delivered.
B) Lynda will be allowed to participate in management and is entitled to compensation.
C) Lynda will be allowed to participate,but is not entitled to any compensation.
D) Lynda is not entitled to participate in management,nor is she entitled to compensation.
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A) All LLCs must have them,but they need not be filed.
B) They must be in writing in order to be enforceable.
C) All LLCs must have one,and they must be filed with the articles of organization.
D) Member-managed LLCs must have one,but they are not required for manager-managed LLCs.
E) They are not required,but are recommended.
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A) a term LLC because it has a set ending date
B) a term LLC because all LLCs are set to terminate,even though many are set to terminate far in the future
C) a term LLC because the event that terminates the LLC is reasonably able to be accomplished as of the time that the LLC is formed
D) an at-will LLC because there is no specified time for the termination of the LLC
E) an at-will LLC because any mention of an uncertain event in connection with the duration of an LLC causes the LLC to be at-will
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A) Because Dan and Fran will be actively managing the business,there is no form of business other than a corporation that will give them limited liability.
B) They could form a limited liability company and this would give limited liability to each of the three owners.
C) They could form a limited liability company and each have limited liability,but if they formed either a limited partnership or limited liability partnership,there would be at least one partner with unlimited liability.
D) They could each have limited liability in a properly formed limited partnership,limited liability partnership,or limited liability company.
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A) state statutes
B) federal statutes
C) federal administrative regulations
D) federal court decisions
E) state court decisions
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