You've learned about the four main legal structures and their key differences. Now let's practice applying that knowledge to real-world scenarios.
Remember: the goal is matching the structure to the business's specific needs, not finding a "perfect" answer.
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Type
Multiple Choice
Practice Question
Maria wants to start a dog walking service in her neighborhood. She'll work alone, has minimal startup costs, and wants to keep things simple. Which structure makes the most sense?
A. Corporation - for maximum protection and growth potential B. LLC - for liability protection with moderate complexity C. Partnership - for shared responsibility and resources D. Sole Proprietorship - for simplicity and low cost
Suggested Answers
- A
- B
- C
- D - Correct
Type
Fill In The Blanks
Markdown With Blanks
Fill in the blanks for this structure comparison:
[[blank:Sole Proprietorship]] offers the most simplicity but the least protection, while [[blank:Corporation]] offers the most protection but the highest complexity.
Suggested Answers
- Sole Proprietorship
- Corporation
- Partnership
- LLC
Type
Swipe Left or Right
Practice Question
Match these business situations with their key structure considerations:
Labels
- Left Label: Needs Simple Structure
- Right Label: Needs Protective Structure
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