A Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) is considered a separate entity from the business owner, which means that the business owner does not have to take money out of their personal bank account to settle what? (1 point) Responses business debts business debts customer disputes customer disputes employee arguments employee arguments broken inventory

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The correct response is **business debts**. An LLC is considered a separate legal entity, meaning that the business owner's personal assets are generally protected from the business's liabilities, including business debts.