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		<title>What is a sole proprietorship?</title>
		<description>Sole proprietorship is a business model which
in legal terms does not have separate
presence to its owner. Thus, a corporation's
limited liability is not applicable. The
business debts are as well the debts of the
owner himself. From the word "sole", suggest
no partners. Essentially, sole prop</description>
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		<title>When should I choose a sole proprietorship model for my business?</title>
		<description>If you want to own a business and manage it
yourself, then a sole proprietorship business
is the best model that would suit you,
considering the following advantages as well:

- Less costly establishment

- You, yourself are the boss

- Much easier to manage

- The business profits will b</description>
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		<title>What is a partnership business model?</title>
		<description>Partnership is a kind of unincorporated
business entity wherein partners have equal
liability for the business profits, losses,
as well as debts. The partnership business
itself will not need to allocate for income
taxes. However, it is necessary that each of
the partners should report and sta</description>
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