Sole Proprietorship
(n) A business in a trade name owned and conducted by a single person is called sole proprietorship concern. For all legal purpose, the concern is not considered as a separate entity other than the owner
Legal-Explanations.
Sole Proprietorship: Simply, a business owned and managed by one person. Sole proprietorships do not enjoy liability protection.
Special Meeting of Directors: A meeting of directors, but not an annual meeting, called for a specific purpose.
Sole Proprietorship
A one-person business, not registered with the state as a corporation or LLC, in which one person owns all the assets of the business and is responsible for all decisions related to the operation of the business.
sole proprietorship : a business owned and controlled by one person who is solely liable for its obligations compare corporation, partnership ...
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP:
A form of business organization in which an individual is fully and personally liable for all the obligations (including debts) of the business, is entitled to all of its profits and exercises complete managerial control.
sole proprietorship
n. a business owned by one person, as distinguished from a partnership or corporation.
Sole Proprietorship: An unincorporated business that is owned by one individual ...
Sole proprietorship
Definition - Noun
: a business owned and controlled by one person who is solely liable for its obligations
compare corporation partnership ...
The sole proprietorship - this is, however, a single-person operation, and therefore not truly any kind of "organization".
The partnership, sometimes called a "general partnership".
The limited partnership (LP).
Expanded Legal Definition of SOLAS - Safety of Life at Sea TreatySole Proprietorship A business by a single individual which is not formally organized and for which the individual and the business are indistinguishable in law.
Trade names are used to identify corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, and other business entities.
Will it be a sole proprietorship (which means you're personally on the hook for any liabilities), a partnership, an LLC, or an s-corporation? And what kind of tax implications will the structure have?
Business Any activity carried on with the intent to make a profit or any enterprise engaged in such activity. A business does not have to have a formal organization; it can be a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, ...
 See also: Person, Proprietor, State, Law, Information
  
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