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    PracticeCPA®CPA REG Practice Exam 5Question 54
    Hard1 markMultiple Choice
    Area II: Business LawREGBusiness LawBusiness Structure

    CPA · Question 54 · Area II: Business Law

    Which of the following business entities provides limited liability to ALL its owners and allows for 'pass-through' taxation?

    Answer options:

    A.

    C Corporation

    B.

    General Partnership

    C.

    Limited Partnership

    D.

    S Corporation

    How to approach this question

    Limited Partnership = At least one General Partner liable. S Corp/LLC = Everyone protected.

    Full Answer

    D.S Corporation✓ Correct
    D
    An S Corporation provides limited liability protection to all shareholders (like a C Corp) but is taxed as a pass-through entity (like a partnership). A Limited Partnership must have at least one general partner with unlimited liability.

    Common mistakes

    Thinking Limited Partnerships protect all partners.
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