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What is Business Governance?

What is business governance? Business governance concerns the actions and controls placed on those charged with managing a business entity. Business governance is the subject of extensive legislation and research, particularly as it pertains to the corporate entity...

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Fiduciary Duties of Corporate Shareholders

What are the fiduciary duties owed by shareholders of the corporation? Generally, shareholders of a corporation do not owe fiduciary duties to other shareholders. This situation may change in closely-held corporations or in corporations where shareholders also serve...

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Agent Liability to Third Parties

When are Agents Liable for Contracts they Sign in Georgia? An agent acting within the scope of her authority is not liable to third parties on obligations entered into on behalf of the principal. Even if the agent exceeds her express authority, her implied authority...

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Control within Business Entity

What is control over a business entity? This questions concerns who has control over operations or authority to act on behalf of the business. Each business entity type has a default control structure and level of authority vested in individuals in those roles. In...

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Self-Employment and Payroll Taxes

Self-Employment and Payroll Taxes Employers and employees who receive any form of compensation as part of their employment are generally subject to payroll taxes. Payroll taxes were authorized under the Federal Insurance Contribution Act (FICA) and are made up of...

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What are Requirements for an S Corporation?

What are the requirements to qualify as an S corporation? To qualify for S-Corporation status, the business must be a corporation and meet the following requirements: Geography - Organized in the United States. Citizenship - All shareholders must be US Citizens or...

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Employer Liable for Torts of Employee

When is Employer Liable for Torts of Emplooyee in Georgia? An individual is always liable for her own conduct. Whenever an individual is held liable for the actions of another, this is known as vicarious liability. In the context of agency, the agent is acting...

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