**Understanding LLCs and Business Formations****Question 26: The Advantages of an LLC Include All of the Following Except:**A. Members are protected from personal liability for business decisions B. Sharing of profits C. It's up to the members to decide who has earned what percentage of the profits or losses D. Entire net income of the LLC is subject to taxes E. Less record keeping compared to a Corporation **Question 27: In a ___ Business Formation, Profits and Losses Are "Passed Through" the Business to Each Member:**A. Public corporation (Note: The image does not provide the full options for question 27, but it's likely referring to a structure like a partnership or LLC where profits and losses pass through directly to the members without being taxed at the corporate level.)

A business structure where the members have limited obligation that is they don't have any personal…

26. The advantages of an LLC include all of the following except: A. Members are protected from personal liability for business decisions B. Sharing of profits C. Up to the members to decide who has earned what percentage of the profits or losses D. Entire net income of the LLC is subject to taxes E. Less record keeping compared to a Corporation

26. The advantages of an LLC include all of the following except: A. Members are protected from personal liability for business decisions B. Sharing of profits C. Up to the members to decide who has earned what percentage of the profits or losses D. Entire net income of the LLC is subject to taxes E. Less record keeping compared to a Corporation

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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