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Incorporation statutes usually provide only for involuntary dissolution of a corporation.
Profits and Losses
It refers to the financial result of a company's operations, indicating the difference between its revenues and expenses.
Billable Hours
The amount of time spent on specific tasks or projects that can be charged to clients, typically used in professional services firms.
Capital Accounts
Accounts that represent the initial and subsequent investments of owners in a business, adjusted for any profits or losses.
Profit Sharing
A company policy of distributing a portion of net profits to its employees as a form of bonus or additional compensation.
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