15-2 Lesson, Part 1

An amount that reduces a business's revenue, or individual's income, which in turn reduces the taxes owed.

• Entrepreneur

• Tax Deduction

• Solopreneur

• Inflation

An employee who is hired for a specific job at a specific rate of pay, but is not considered a permanent employee, is called:

• tax deduction

• intrapreneur

• contract employee

• solopreneur

A labor market involving temporary, flexible, freelance jobs, often using technology to connect workers with those who are hiring, is called:

• small business owner

• contract worker

• gig economy

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  solopreneur

A company that is operated out of someone's residence.

• Self-employed

• Home-based business

• Limited Liability Corporation

• Corporation

An person who owns a small business.

• Entrepreneur

• Solopreneur

• Partner

• Small Business Owner

What type of business has one owner, is easy to get started, where the owner has complete control, and where the owner is personally and fully responsible (liable) for any debts and any other damages that might be caused by the business.

• Limited Partnership

• Sole Proprietorship

• Limited Liability Company

• S Corp

This type of business ownership sells shares to the general public and reports its financial information to the public.

• Non-Profit Corporation

• S Corp

• Franchise

• C Corp

This type of business ownership allows the company to operate using someone else’s brand name, training program, systems and processes, and operational guidelines, by paying an up-front fee and on-going royalty.

• Joint Venture

• Licensing

• Business Format Franchise

• Product Trade Name Franchise