Unit 8. TAXES

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 452.

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1. Business organizations;

2. The sole proprietorship;

3. Partnership;

4. Corporation;

5. A profit-seeking enterprise;

6. To start (to form) the business;

7. To dissolve the business;

8. To pay taxes;

9. Red tape;

10. To have minimal legal restriction;

11. To be liable (responsible) for smth.;

12. To assume the debts;

13. To achieve success;

14. Unlimited liability;

15. The mail link;

16. To compete;

17. Savings;

18. Opportunity;

19. Small-scaling retailing;

1. To combine talents and resources;

2. Jointly;

3. To won (to have, to possess);

4. To get tax benefits;

5. Limited partnership;

6. General partnership;

7. Quantity (amount);

8. To invest;

9. Management of the business;

10. Accounting;

11. To share the profits and losses;

12. To disagree;

13. To cause management conflicts;

14. Stockbrokerage;

1. Headquarters;

2. A charter;

3. To approve;

4. To give permission;

5. To form a corporation;

6. To file for a permission;

7. Certificate of ownership;

8. The number of shares;

9. Shareholder;

10. Extra taxes;

11. Corporate profits;

12. To set up corporation;

13. To attract talented managers;

14. Share;

15. Capacity;

16. Expansion;

17. To obtain a charter;

18. To avoid expenses;

19. In addition;

20. Dividents.

1. Business organizations;

2. The sole proprietorship;

3. Partnership;

4. Corporation;

5. A profit-seeking enterprise;

6. To start (to form) the business;

7. To dissolve the business;

8. To pay taxes;

9. Red tape;

10. To have minimal legal restriction;

11. To be liable (responsible) for smth.;

12. To assume the debts;

13. To achieve success;

14. Unlimited liability;

15. The mail link;

16. To compete;

17. Savings;

18. Opportunity;

19. Small-scaling retailing;

1. To combine talents and resources;

2. Jointly;

3. To won (to have, to possess);

4. To get tax benefits;

5. Limited partnership;

6. General partnership;

7. Quantity (amount);

8. To invest;

9. Management of the business;

10. Accounting;

11. To share the profits and losses;

12. To disagree;

13. To cause management conflicts;

14. Stockbrokerage;

1. Headquarters;

2. A charter;

3. To approve;

4. To give permission;

5. To form a corporation;

6. To file for a permission;

7. Certificate of ownership;

8. The number of shares;

9. Shareholder;

10. Extra taxes;

11. Corporate profits;

12. To set up corporation;

13. To attract talented managers;

14. Share;

15. Capacity;

16. Expansion;

17. To obtain a charter;

18. To avoid expenses;

19. In addition;

20. Dividents.

People who complain about taxes can be divided into two classes: