A Large Corporation Has Earned a Reputation for Being a Challenging

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Multiple Choice

A large corporation has earned a reputation for being a challenging work environment for employees, placing demands on employees' time and pushing them to accomplish tasks, sometimes with little recognition. A recent audit found that the company was denying employees overtime pay despite the extra work. This is a reflection of the company's:

• A) core values of hard work to gain advancement.
• B) unethical corporate culture.
• C) lack of an organizational mission.
• D) search for its core competencies.

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Definitions:

Residential Rental Properties

Real estate properties that are leased or rented out to individuals to live in, as opposed to commercial properties.

Flow-Through Entities

Business entities that pass their income, deductions, and credits down to their owners for tax purposes, avoiding taxation at the corporate level.

LLC's

Stands for Limited Liability Companies, a business structure in the U.S. that offers personal liability protection to its owners but can be taxed as a partnership.

S Corporations

A special designation of corporation that allows income to be taxed only at the shareholder level, avoiding double taxation.