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Harper and Dylan want to share the responsibilities for their business as well as the tax advantages. What business ownership structure will allow them to split the profits evenly—while avoiding double taxation—on their respective tax returns?(1 point)
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Sole proprietorship
Sole proprietorship
Corporation
Corporation
Limited liability company
Limited liability company
Partnership
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Partnership
A partnership (or a multi-member LLC taxed as a partnership) lets two owners split profits (e.g., evenly) and uses pass-through taxation so income is reported on each partner’s individual return, avoiding double taxation.
A partnership (or a multi-member LLC taxed as a partnership) lets two owners split profits (e.g., evenly) and uses pass-through taxation so income is reported on each partner’s individual return, avoiding double taxation.
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