Corporations: Key Takeaways | Saylor University

A corporation (sometimes called a regular or C-corporation) is a legal entity that's separate from the parties who own it.
Corporations are owned by shareholders who invest money in them by buying shares of stock.
They elect a board of directors that's legally responsible for governing the corporation.
A corporation has several advantages over a sole proprietorship and partnership:
- An important advantage of incorporation is limited liability: Owners are not responsible for the obligations of the corporation and can lose no more than the amount that they have personally invested in the company.
- Incorporation also makes it easier to access financing.
- Because the corporation is a separate legal entity, it exists beyond the lives of its owners.
- Corporations are generally able to attract skilled and talented employees.
A corporation has several disadvantages over a sole proprietorship and partnership:
- The goals of corporate managers, who don't necessarily own stock, and shareholders, who don't necessarily work for the company, can differ.
- It's costly to set up and subject to burdensome regulations and government oversight.
- It's subject to "double taxation". Corporations are taxed on their earnings. When these earnings are distributed as dividends, the shareholders pay taxes on these dividends.

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