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 Under which circumstance would a member of a limited company have to contribute funds on winding up? 

A

 Where there is not enough cash to pay the creditors 

B

 Where they have an outstanding amount from when they originally purchased their shares 

C

 To allow the company to repurchase debentures it issued 

D

 Where the company is a community interest company and the funds are required to complete a community project 

 The minimum share capital of a public limited company is: 

A

 £12,500 

B

 £50,000 

C

 £100,000 

D

 £500,000 

 Businesses in the form of sole traders are legally distinct from their owners. 

A

True 

B

False 

Which of the following companies does not have share capital?

A

A public company

B

A company limited by guarantee

C

An unlimited liability company

Which of the following is a company that has its shares traded on a public stock exchange?

A

Unlimited company

B

Listed company

C

Public company

D

Private company

 Which of the following is a benefit of running a business as a sole trader? 

A

 No formal procedures to set up the business 

B

 The business is highly dependant on the owner 

C

 An absence of economies of scale 

 Which of the following statements regarding sole traders is correct? 

A

 The business is legally distinct from the owner 

B

 All of a sole trader's profits accrue to the owner 

C

 Sole traders do not need to register for VAT 

In a company limited by shares, what is the limit of a member's liability? 

A

 The amount they guaranteed to pay in the event of the company being liquidated 

B

 The amount of share capital they have purchased, including any amounts outstanding on the shares that they own 

C

 Nothing, the company is liable for its own debts 

 Which type of company does NOT have share capital? 

A

 An unlimited liability company 

B

 A public company 

C

 A company limited by guarantee 

 How much is the minimum issued share capital of a public company? 

A

 £12,500 

B

 £25,000 

C

 £50,000