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study: closely held corporations (chapter 39, 40)
question 4 (10 points)
tony smith was a shareholder of smith services inc. and one of the advantages of being a shareholder in a corporation is the a liability of shareholders.
- unlimited
- limited
question 5 (10 points)
the principle of limited shareholder liability means that shareholders are not personally liable for the debts of the corporation beyond a.
- their net worth
- their investment in the corporation
question 6 (10 points)
if laker express is attempting to receive payment from the extra assets of a shareholder such as tony, it would be asking the court to a.
- pierce the corporate veil
- Question 4: In a corporation, shareholders have limited liability. This means their personal assets are generally protected, and they are not liable for the corporation's debts beyond their investment. So the answer is "limited".
- Question 5: The principle of limited shareholder liability specifically states that shareholders are not personally liable for the corporation's debts beyond their investment in the corporation. Their net - worth is not relevant in this context. So the answer is "their investment in the corporation".
- Question 6: When a creditor (like Laker Express) tries to go after a shareholder's extra assets, it is asking the court to "pierce the corporate veil". This is a legal doctrine that disregards the corporate entity and holds shareholders personally liable in certain circumstances (e.g., if the corporation was used to commit fraud or for improper purposes).
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Question 4: 2. limited
Question 5: 2. their investment in the corporation
Question 6: 1. pierce the corporate veil