Ch 38 False
A cooperative cannot be incorporated
False
A joint venture is taxed like a corporation
False
Every limited liability company is a citizen of every state.
False
For federal income tax purposes, one-member limited liability companies are never taxed as corporations
False
Foreign investors cannot participate in a limited liability company
False
Generally, a dissociated member of a limited liability company (LLC) has the right to buy his or her interest in the LLC from the other members
False
Generally, if a member dissociates form a limited liability company (LLC), the other members cannot continue to carry on the LLC's business
False
If a dispute arises and the applicable limited liability company statute does not cover the issue, a court will most likely dismiss the case
False
In a limited liability company, the management may consist of members or nonmembers, but not both
False
In many states, an operating agreement is required for a limited liability company to exist
False
In most states, a limited liability company can have only a limited number of members
False
In most states, a limited liability company must have at least two members
False
Joint venturers do not have the authority as agents to enter into contracts for the business that will bind the joint venture
False
Like the shareholders of a corporation, the owners of a limited liability company are liable for the obligations of the firm to the full limit
False
Limited liability companies (LLCs) are governed by federal LLC statutes
False
Limited liability companies cannot enter into contracts or hold title to property
False
Most states apply to a limited liability company (LLC) formed in another state the law of the state where the LLC currently does business
False
Normally, a member who dissociates from a limited liability company (LLC) has the right to force the LLC to dissolve.
False
The alter-ego theory cannot be applied to a limited liability company
False
The members of a limited liability company have unlimited liability for any loss or injury caused by the wrongful acts or omissions of the firm
False
To form a limited liability company, articles of organization must be filed with the federal Small Business Administration
False
Under most limited liability company statutes, if the members do not specify how profits will be split, they are divided in proportion to the members' capital investment
False
When a limited liability company is dissolved, any member, including those who wrongfully dissociated, may participate in the winding up process
False