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    The S-corporation is subject to single-level taxation, much like a partnership. Stacey’s earnings would be accounted for at the corporate level, but is taxed only at the shareholder level. The C-corporation is subject to double taxation. Stacey’s earnings would be taxed first at the corporate level when earned and then again at the shareholder level when it’s distributed as dividends. Applicable Law: US Tax Code Section 11- A tax is hereby imposed for…

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    investors involved in the new corporation. Preliminary…

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    used as a tool to uphold statutory corporate formalities. It ensures that corporations are conducting mandatory meetings and are following proper statutory guidelines. It reinforces that shareholders are in fact held as a separate entity with the absence of conflict of interests. Second, piercing will also be used in order to remedy fraudulent misconduct, specifically “constructive fraud” that serves to disrupt the corporations’ legal contractual obligations…

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    For instance, a corporation could be more explicit by stating “Progress is our most important product,” (Deal & Kennedy, 1982, p. 6). That statement is letting everyone know that progress is the most important value in the corporation because it helps them expand and grow within and outside of the company. Norms and values are a way of sharing important beliefs within the company and explain basic underlying…

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    Neese Trustee Case Study

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    the required time and attention required of them, this is a crucial detail because in the amendment of the revised act made in 1999, the matter of law is would a similar director in the same or like situation act as this director or directors did? Hence the question becomes was his or her behavior appropriate to the situation and running of the corporation and would another director or directors behavior similarly.…

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    Sahara India Case Study

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    granted the certification from RBI. - Life Insurance: Sahara Life Insurance Company Ltd is the first wholly Indian-owned Life Insurance company in the private sector - Mutual funds: Sahara Mutual Funds(2005) - Housing Finance: Sahara Housingfina Corporation Ltd(2002) Infrastructure and Housing - Sahara Infrastructure and housing is India’s largest realtor Tourism and Hospitality - Hotels Consumables - Sahara India offers a wide range of consumer products. - Developing the largest retail chain…

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    regulations are a collection of state and federal laws that regulate conduct & organization of corporations to promote fair competition for benefit of consumers.” The US has 3 major laws concerning anti-trust regulations: The Sherman Anti-Trust Act, The Clayton Act, and The Federal Trade Commission Act. The US is “…world’s top cops on the antitrust beat.” The US has been a model for other countries to also implement anti-trust laws and they have such laws in place to create a free market place…

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    represent their interest and this can impact effective corporate governance. Therefore, while shareholders elect the BOD they should also elect the supervisory board to avoid conflict of interest. But the again this stems from a German’s corporate laws that stipulates a structure that is established in that manner (Kershaw 2012, p.…

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    The corporation is defined by Merriam-Webster as a “large business or organization that under the law has the rights and duties of an individual and follows a specific purpose”. That specific purpose being the relentless pursuit of profit. All companies are motivated by the idea of profit maximization; corporations are no different. They strive to earn more and more profit. They are not guided by charitable ideals, a moral compass, or the need to help the community. Governed and owned by…

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    1) The best metaphor for a corporation is an “apple within a barrel where most apples are good and just a few bad”. It takes one apple to ruin it for the rest or spoil its companion. Corporations can often be seen as “bad apple's” bent on taking control of public power and only focused on making money, regardless of the consequences. Corporations are trying to engage themselves in as much profit as possible at anyone’s expense without realizing how unsustainable they are being towards the…

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