Yes, a single person/business can own many companies.
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You might be thinking of a merger - two or more companies merging into one; or it could be a group of companies working under same name, but staying as individual legal entities within the group.
There are many companies that offer owner builder construction loans. BuildMax, LFS Home Loans and even local banks may provide owner builder construction loans, to name a few.
Not normally, unless the new owner has also 'bought' the previous owner's debts. However, if we are dealing with share ownership, the shareholder become the 'owner'. Shareholders are not responsible for the debts of the companies they have bought share in.
Depending on what country a person lives in, there are many different companies that offer same day cash loans. For same day cash loans in Canada, Money Mart and Instaloans are just two companies that offer same day cash loans.
Yes you will have intercompany entries as they are separate legal entities
no
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If the same owner "sold" the land to two different people the valid deed is the first one to be executed by the owner provided that it is recorded in the land records immediately. See related link.If the same owner "sold" the land to two different people the valid deed is the first one to be executed by the owner provided that it is recorded in the land records immediately. See related link.If the same owner "sold" the land to two different people the valid deed is the first one to be executed by the owner provided that it is recorded in the land records immediately. See related link.If the same owner "sold" the land to two different people the valid deed is the first one to be executed by the owner provided that it is recorded in the land records immediately. See related link.
No they are not the same. They are owned by two different companies.
I would like to know what companies sell non-owner auto insurance in va?
When two companies are run by the same top management or person, they are called as sister companies
no
No two totally different companies.
No , two different companies
No, Goodwill and Walmart are two different companies.
If two companies are owned or controlled by the same entity or person, they are sister companies.