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Chapter 1 Multiple choice questions
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Which business structures are known as 'bodies corporate?'
The company and the sole proprietorship.
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The company and the partnership.
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The company and the limited liability partnership.
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The partnership and the limited liability partnership.
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The company, the partnership and the limited liability partnership.
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Which ONE of the following statements is not true?
Sole proprietors are not permitted to take on employees.
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Sole proprietors can be subject to certain provisions in the Companies Act 2006.
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Sole proprietors are personally liable for the debts and liabilities of the sole proprietorship.
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The sole proprietor owns all the assets of the business and is entitled to all of the profits that the business generates.
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Sole proprietors are self-employed.
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A sole proprietor who is not a professional is known as a 'sole trader.'
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It is a prudent step to have in place, before the partnership begins trading, a written partnership agreement setting out the rights and obligations of the partner. Bearing this in mind, which ONE of the following statements is not true?
If a written partnership agreement exists, the implied terms contained in the Partnership Act 1890 will not form part of the partnership agreement.
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If a written partnership agreement does not exist, then the terms implied by the Partnership Act 1890 will form terms of the partnership agreement.
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If a written partnership agreement exists, the terms implied by the Partnership Act 1890 will still form part of the agreement, except where they are inconsistent with the agreement.
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The terms implied by the Partnership Act 1890 can be excluded by the partnership agreement.
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There are numerous differences between a limited liability partnership and an ordinary partnership. Which ONE of the following is not a valid difference?
Limited liability partnerships are incorporated whereas ordinary partnerships are not.
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An ordinary partnership is regulated by partnership law, whereas limited liability partnerships are never regulated by partnership law.
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A limited liability partnership has corporate personality, whereas an ordinary partnership does not.
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Partners of an ordinary partnership cannot be disqualified, whereas partners of a limited liability partnership can be.
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Which ONE of the following statements concerning the limited liability partnership is not true?
A limited liability partnership is incorporated by registering an incorporation document with the Registrar of Companies.
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The partners of a limited liability partnership are known as 'members.'
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A limited liability partnership has corporate personality.
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A limited liability partnership cannot act
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Once the assets of a limited liability partnership are exhausted, its members are liable for the remaining debts and liabilities of the firm.
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Companies in the UK are principally regulated by...?
The Companies Act 1985
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The UK Corporate Governance Code
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The Companies Act 2006
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The Listing Rules
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Which ONE of the following types of company cannot lawfully be created?
A public limited company with a share capital.
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A public limited company without a share capital.
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A private limited company without a share capital.
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A private unlimited company without a share capital.
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A private limited company with a share capital.
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A private unlimited company with a share capital.
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There are a number of differences between a public company and a private company. Which ONE of the following is not a valid difference?
A public company must appoint a company secretary, whereas a private company is not required to appoint a company secretary.
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A private company must be formed with at least one director, whereas a public company must have at least two directors.
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Private companies can be created with a trivial amount of capital, whereas public companies must have an allotted minimum share capital of £50,000.
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A public company must have at least two members, whereas a private company need only have one member.
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Public companies may offer their shares to the public, whereas private companies may not.
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Regarding public companies, which ONE of the following statements is true?
The majority of public companies are listed companies.
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All public companies are subject to the Listing Rules.
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It is impossible to create a public company limited by guarantee with a share capital.
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A public company is defined as any company that is not a private company.
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All public companies should comply with the UK Corporate Governance Code, or explain why they have failed to comply with the Code.
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What is 'limited liability?'
Limited liability refers to how much the directors have to contribute in the event of the company becoming insolvent.
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Limited liability refers to the ability of a member to limit his liability.
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Limited liability refers to the directors' ability to limit their liability for acts of negligence, fraud etc.
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Limited liability refers to the ability of a company to limit its liability.
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