Types of companies | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-01-21

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00:02:11 2 Argentina
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00:04:51 4 Austria
00:06:40 5 Belarus
00:06:49 6 Belgium
00:09:31 7 Bosnia and Herzegovina
00:10:25 8 Brazil
00:12:21 9 Brunei
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00:14:11 11 Cambodia
00:15:02 12 Canada
00:17:34 13 Chile
00:18:18 14 China
00:18:58 15 Colombia
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00:20:10 17 Croatia
00:22:26 18 Czech Republic
00:23:42 19 Denmark
00:25:03 20 Dominican Republic
00:25:49 21 Ecuador
00:26:15 22 Egypt
00:26:56 23 Estonia
00:27:51 24 Ethiopia
00:28:17 25 European Economic Area (including the European Union)
00:29:33 26 Finland
00:34:35 27 France
00:38:30 28 Germany
00:43:22 29 Greece
00:44:38 30 Guatemala
00:44:56 31 Haiti
00:45:30 32 Hong Kong
00:45:47 33 Hungary
00:46:39 34 Iceland
00:47:03 35 India
00:47:11 36 Indonesia
00:50:01 37 Iran
00:51:14 38 Ireland
00:52:11 39 Israel
00:55:01 40 Italy
00:57:26 41 Japan
00:58:57 42 Jordan
01:01:03 43 Kazakhstan
01:01:36 44 Korea, South
01:02:44 45 Latvia
01:03:22 46 Lebanon
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01:04:51 48 Luxembourg
01:05:43 49 Macedonia
01:06:27 50 Malaysia
01:07:25 51 Mexico
01:07:50 52 Monaco
01:09:15 53 Mongolia
01:09:58 54 Montenegro
01:10:43 55 Morocco
01:12:07 56 Namibia
01:13:22 57 Nepal
01:13:46 58 Netherlands
01:15:23 59 New Zealand
01:17:24 60 Nicaragua
01:17:56 61 Nigeria
01:18:31 62 Norway
01:19:15 63 Oman
01:20:59 64 Pakistan
01:21:19 65 Peru
01:24:59 66 Philippines
01:25:51 67 Poland
01:26:35 68 Portugal
01:29:04 69 Romania
01:30:02 70 Russia
01:32:05 71 Saudi Arabia
01:33:52 72 Serbia
01:34:19 73 Singapore
01:35:25 74 Slovakia
01:37:15 75 Slovenia
01:38:13 76 South Africa
01:38:53 77 Spain
01:40:47 78 Sweden
01:42:10 79 Switzerland
01:43:21 80 Taiwan
01:46:05 81 Thailand
01:46:27 82 Turkey
01:47:24 83 Tunisia
01:49:39 84 Ukraine
01:50:08 85 United Kingdom
01:52:07 86 United States
01:54:13 86.1 Tax classifications
01:54:31 86.2 Federally incorporated
01:55:53 86.3 State, territory or commonwealth incorporated
01:56:57 86.3.1 Partnerships
01:57:22 86.3.2 Limited Liability Companies
01:58:46 86.3.3 Corporations
02:00:20 87 Uzbekistan
02:01:54 88 Vietnam
02:02:59 89 See also
02:04:17 90 References



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A business entity is an entity that is formed and administered as per corporate law in order to engage in business activities, charitable work, or other activities allowable. Most often, business entities are formed to sell a product or a service. There are many types of business entities defined in the legal systems of various countries. These include corporations, cooperatives, partnerships, sole traders, limited liability companies and other specifically permitted and labelled types of entities. The specific rules vary by country and by state or province. Some of these types are listed below, by country. For guidance, approximate equivalents in the company law of English-speaking countries are given in most cases, for example:

≈ Ltd. (UK, Ireland and the Commonwealth)
≈ public limited company (UK, Ireland and the Commonwealth)
≈ limited partnership
≈ unlimited partnership
≈ chartered company
≈ statutory company
≈ holding company
≈ subsidiary company
≈ one man company (sole proprietorship)
≈ charitable incorporated organisation (UK)
≈ non-governmental organizationHowever, the regulations governing particular types of entities, even those described as roughly equivalent, differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. When creating or restructuring a business, the legal responsibilities will depend on the type of business entity chosen.