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Advise Shania On Which Of The Business Forms Under Consideration Best Accomplishes Her Business Goals

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1.Advise Shania on which of the business forms under consideration best accomplishes her business goals. Thoroughly explain the reasons for your recommendation.
Shania Jackson is a Christian entrepreneur and she wants to open a Christian Coffeehouse near the Denver, Colorado area. Her husband, Marvin, is willing to participate in the form of capital to the business but has no interest in participating in its operation or management. Knowing this, I believe a limited liability company (LLC) would be the best for Shania’s business goals. I believe a limited liability company would be best since it is not difficult to set up, isolates your own advantages from business and less authoritative obligations related with it (Johnson, 2015). A limited liability company is a business structure that combines the pass-through taxation of a partnership or sole proprietorship with the limited liability of a corporation (Silvia, 2013). Anyone can be a partner in a limited partnership (Hay, 2008, p.1). Since Shania’s husband doesn’t want to be a managing partner, Shania would be sole owner and proprietor. However, Marvin would be the limited partner. A limited partnership must have at …show more content…

Advise Shania on which of the interested persons she should include in her business, why, and in what role(s). If she chooses not to take in a particular party, what reasons should she give each person, if any? Your analysis must include biblical perspectives, such as biblical considerations of marriage and of business relationships with non-believers.
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