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1. Generally, for C corporations, net capital losses can be carried back _____ years and carried...

1.

Generally, for C corporations, net capital losses can be carried back _____ years and carried forward ________ years before expiring while net operating losses can be carried forward ______.

Choose the answer that lists the answers in the appropriate order of the blanks to make the statement true

I.

2, 5, 20 years

II.

3, 5, 20 years

III.

2, 20, indefinitely

IV.

3, 5, indefinitely

V.

None of the above.

2.

Which of the following is LEAST likely to protect ALL owners from being personally responsible for business liabilities?

I.

Limited partnership

II.

C corporation

III.

Sole proprietorship

IV.

Both II. and III.

Homework Answers

Answer #1

Answer: 1 (IV)

Net capital losses can be carried back - 3 Years for S corporation.

Net capital losses can be carried Forward - 5 Years for S corporation.

Net operating losses can be carried forward - Indefinitely.

Answer : 2 (III) Sole proprietorship

Note: In sole Proprietorship Owner is fully responsible so it protects least the owner from personal Liability.

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