Yes, a corporation has limited liability, meaning that its shareholders are typically not personally responsible for the corporation's debts and liabilities. Their financial risk is generally limited to the amount they invested in the corporation's shares. This legal protection encourages investment, as individuals can participate in business ventures without risking their personal assets. However, there are exceptions, such as cases of fraud or personal guarantees.
No
An LLC (Limited Liability Corporation).
Not exactly, ExxonMobile is a Limited Liability Company (LLC). An LLC is a company not a corporation.
LTD stands for Limited Liability. Either type of corporation would qualify in that the owners' liability is limited.
California Limited Liability Company Act (“LLC Act”) apply to limited liability corporation. Visit www.corp.ca.gov for more details.
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Limited liability is a major advantage of a corporation.
A "WLL" company is a type of limited-liability corporation, where WLL stands for "With Limited Liability." The rules for a WLL vary by country. In the US, the LLC ("Limited Liability Corporation") business type is similar.
If you intend to "do business as" a name different from your corporation or LLC name, then you can file as a limited liability corporation in California. Read more at www.sos.ca.gov/business/be/faqs.htm -
shareholders are not responsible for the debts of the corporation.
Limited Liability Corporation.