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Phuong Anh Limited Liability Company has four members, with Ms. Phuong being one of them. Due to personal reasons, she wishes to withdraw her capital contribution. In accordance with the law, Ms. Phuong is entitled to offer her capital contribution for sale to individuals outside the company immediately.
True
False
The owner of a single-member limited liability company can only be an individual.
True
False
The organizational and management structure of a one-member limited liability company owned by an individual only includes the company president.
True
False
Limited Partners in a partnership have the right to legally represent the partnership.
True
False
A Partnership is required to have at least 2 limited partners and they can be either individuals or organizations.
True
False
A limited liability company with 2 or more members must have at least two legal representatives.
True
False
Members in a limited liability company with two or more members shall make capital contributions to the company sufficiently and with the types of assets as committed upon enterprise establishment registration within 3 months after the grant of the enterprise registration certificate.
True
False
In all cases, shareholders have the right to freely transfer their shares to others.
True
False
Shareholders who own voting preference shares have the right to participate in the General Meeting of Shareholders.
True
False
The board of partners of a partnership includes only general partners.
True
False
Owners of sole proprietorships have the right to sell their sole proprietorships to other individuals and organizations.
True
False
ABC Joint Stock Company has A, B, C, D owning common shares; E owns voting preference shares; F owns dividend preference shares; and G owns redeemable preference shares. The company’s general meeting of shareholders includes A, B, C, D, F and G.
True
False
The Board of Directors is the highest decision-making body of a joint stock company.
True
False
The second meeting of the General Meeting of Shareholders is conducted when the number of shareholders attending the meeting represents more than 33% of the total number of shareholders.
True
False
An owner of a sole proprietorship may become a general partner in a partnership if all partners in this partnership approve.
True
False
A joint stock company with fewer than 11 shareholders must always have a Supervisory Board.
True
False
A joint stock company with more than 11 shareholders must always have a Supervisory Board.
True
False
A limited liability company can be divided into several new companies, and the original company continues to exist.
True
False
After a consolidation, the consolidated companies continue to exist as subsidiaries of the new company.
True
False
Mr. Ha is one of the members of Hoa Binh Limited Liability Company with 2 or more members. As Mr. Ha did not approve the resolution of the company's Board of Members regarding the company's reorganization, he requested the company to buy back his capital contribution. This action is in accordance with the provisions of the law.
True
False
Executive officers and managers in 100% state-owned enterprises are allowed to establish Sole Proprietorships.
True
False
The owner of a single-member limited liability company can only be an individual.
True
False
A general partner must not be the owner of a sole proprietorship; may not be a general partner of another partnership unless it is accepted by other partners.
True
False
When a Judge makes a decision to declare bankruptcy of a business, financial obligations to the State are given priority in payment before unpaid salaries owed to employees.
True
False
The legal representative of an enterprise is the person who is obligated to file a request to open bankruptcy proceedings when the enterprise becomes insolvent.
True
False
Bankruptcy always results in the termination of a business.
True
False
Only the government can initiate bankruptcy proceedings against an enterprise.
True
False
Owners of Sole Proprietorships are not entitled to contribute capital to establish or purchase shares or capital contributions in a limited liability company or joint-stock company.
True
False
All limited liability companies with 2 or more members are required to have a supervisory board in the company's organizational management structure.
True
False
Unsecured creditors are obliged to file a request to open bankruptcy proceedings when an enterprise becomes insolvent.
True
False
The General Meeting of Shareholders includes all voting and non-voting shareholders.
True
False
Shareholders who own dividend preference shares have the right to vote at the General Meeting of Shareholders.
True
False
The Board of partners of a partnership includes only general partners.
True
False
ABC Joint Stock Company has A, B, C, D owning common shares; E owns voting preference shares; F owns dividend preference shares; G owns redeemable preference shares. The company's general meeting of shareholders includes A, B, C, D, F, and G.
True
False
The Board of Directors is the highest decision-making body of a joint stock company.
True
False
The second meeting of the General Meeting of Shareholders is conducted when the number of shareholders attending the meeting represents more than 50% of the total votes.
True
False
Dividends can be paid only in cash.
True
False
When an employee is sexually harassed in the workplace, they can unilaterally terminate their contract without prior notice.
True
False
The minimum number of limited partners in Partnerships is 1.
True
False
The minimum number of legal representatives in Joint Stock Companies is 1.
True
False
The minimum number of legal representatives in Multi-member Limited Liability Companies is 2.
True
False
A mortgage agreement/contract is an independent contract.
True
False
Silence from the offeree always means acceptance of the offer.
True
False
Criminal liability applies solely to corporate legal entities which commit crimes.
True
False
When an employee is not assigned to the work as agreed in the employment contract, they can always unilaterally terminate their labour contract.
True
False
A counter-offer by the offeree is considered an acceptance of the original offer.
True
False
Force majeure events may exempt a party from civil liability unless otherwise agreed by the parties.
True
False
Only general partners in a partnership may become its Director.
True
False
An owner of a Sole Proprietorship may become a general partner in a partnership if all partners in this partnership approve.
True
False
In a commercial contract, the penalty for breach depends on the agreement of both parties but shall not exceed 8% of the value of the contract.
True
False
All employment contracts must be in written form.
True
False
A sole proprietorship may contribute capital to establish a joint stock company.
True
False
A partnership is required to have a Board of Directors and a General Director.
True
False
The General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS) in a JSC can only proceed when all shareholders are present.
True
False
A sole proprietorship is a legal entity separate from its owner.
True
False
In a joint stock company, the General Meeting of Shareholders is an optional body.
True
False
All joint stock companies must have a Supervisory Board (Board of Controllers), regardless of shareholder structure.
True
False
Multi-member LLC can raise capital by issuing shares to the public.
True
False
A single-member LLC is a legal entity separate from its owner.
True
False
A sole proprietorship can issue shares to raise capital.
True
False
The owner of a single-member LLC has unlimited liability.
True
False
A joint stock company must have at least two shareholders.
True
False
Force majeure events may exempt a party from civil liability unless otherwise agreed by the parties.
True
False
According to the Civil Code, a contract is an agreement that creates, changes, or ends civil rights and obligations.
True
False
An implied contract can be formed even without spoken or written agreement, as long as the parties demonstrate mutual intent.
True
False
A contract must always be in writing to be enforceable under Vietnamese law.
True
False
The owner of a single-member LLC signs a decision to convert it into a joint-stock company. This conversion is legally allowed.
True
False
A supermarket displays goods and prices. A customer puts apples in the basket and pays at checkout. This is an implied offer.
True
False
Mr. Hung posts a flyer on public electric poles stating: "Reward 5 million VND to anyone who finds my dog and brings it to me." A student finds the dog and brings it to Mr. Hung. Mr. Hung refuses to pay, stating he didn't sign a contract with the student. In this case, Mr. Hung is legally required to pay the 5 million VND.
True
False
Characteristics of Sole Proprietorship
A Sole Proprietorship is a one-owner business
Sole Proprietorships do not have legal status
The owner of a Sole Proprietorship has unlimited liability for all debts arising during the operations of the Sole Proprietorship
All are correct
Which of the following cases is allowed to establish a Sole Proprietorship?
Offices and non-commissioned officers in agencies and units of the Vietnamese People Army's
None of the answers are correct
Executive officers and managers in 100% state-owned enterprises
People serving a prison sentence
How many Sole Proprietorships can individual establish?
1 Sole Proprietorship
2 Sole Proprietorships
No restrictions
Individuals do not have the right to establish
Which partners of a partnership have the right to legally represent the company?
General partners
Limited partners
Both general partners and limited partners
None of the above answer are correct
A general partner in a partnership company may only transfer part or all of his/her capital contribution to another organization or individual if:
Obtains approval from all partners of the company.
Obtains approval from limited partners.
Obtains approval from either general partners or limited partners.
Obtains approval from the remaining general partners
Which creditors have the right to participate in the Creditors' Conference?
Partially secured creditors and unsecured creditors
Partially secured creditors
Unsecured creditors.
Creditors named in the list of creditors.
Mr. An, Mr. Binh, Ms. Phuong and Ms. Linh contributed capital together to establish Phuong Linh partnership. Among the above members, at least how many people need to be general partners of the Phuong Linh partnership?
1
2
3
4
In a limited liability company with 2 or more members, the second Board of Members meeting is held when the number of attending members owning what percentage or more of the charter capital?
50%
55%
65%
70%
What are shareholders?
Individuals/ Organizations who own at least 1 share of a joint-stock company and are solely responsible for debts and other financial obligations within the contributed capital.
Individuals/ Organizations responsible for the company's day-to-day business operations.
Managers with the authority to sign company transactions on behalf of the company, following the provisions of the company's Charter.
Individuals/ Organizations directly manage finances by researching and analyzing financial plans.
Which company has the right to issue bonds?
Limited liability company with 2 or more members
One-member limited liability company
Sole Proprietorship
Limited liability company with 2 or more members and One-member limited liability company
A joint-stock company is an enterprise:
Having at least 3 individual shareholders.
Having at least 3 institutional shareholders.
Having at least 3 individual/ institutional shareholders.
Having at least 2 individual/ institutional shareholders.
How many limited partners does a partnership need?
None required.
At least 1
At least 2.
The minimum is 2, and the maximum is 10.
In a partnership, how many general partners need to approve a decision related to the orientation for the development of the partnership?
At least ½
At least ⅓
At least ⅔
At least ¾
When subjected to mistreatment or physical abuse by the employer, the employee has the right to unilaterally terminate the labor contract. What is the required notice period in such circumstances?
3 days.
Without prior notice.
10 days.
30 days.
When an employee voluntarily resigns from their job without a legitimate reason for 5 consecutive working days or more, the employer has the right to unilaterally terminate the labor contract. What is the required notice period in such circumstances?
3 days
Without prior notice
10 days
30 days
Based on the form of contract, how many types of labor contracts are there?
01
02
03
04
A shop owner leaves water on the floor and a guest slips. This is an example of:
None of the answers are correct
Unintentional fault
No fault
Contractual liability
Which of the following does NOT lead to the termination of an offer?
The offeree rejects the offer
The offer is accepted
The deadline for acceptance expires
The offeree remains silent in all cases
What is bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a situation in which an enterprise or cooperative is insolvent and is declared bankrupt by the People's Court.
Bankruptcy is a situation in which an enterprise or cooperative is insolvent.
Bankruptcy is a situation involving a bank.
Bankruptcy is a situation in which an enterprise or cooperative is nearly insolvent and is declared bankrupt by the People's Court.
How can enterprises be classified based on legal forms?
Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships.
Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies (one-member and multi-member), and Joint-Stock Companies.
Sole Proprietorships, Limited Liability Companies (one-member and multi-member), and Joint-Stock Companies.
Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies (one-member and multi-member), and Joint-Stock Companies.
How can enterprises be classified based on the main purpose of operation?
Non-profit organizations only.
Seeking profit only.
Seeking profit or for the community.
Dedicated to social or environmental impact.
How can enterprises be classified based on the legal status?
With and without legal status.
With legal status only.
Without legal status only.
Small enterprises with legal status.
Which law belongs to Private Law?
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Taxation Law
Contract Law
Which law belongs to Public Law?
Company Law
Administrative Law
Property Law
Tort Law
When a general partner voluntarily withdraws capital from the partnership, for how many year(s) does the general partner still share liability for the company's debts that occur before the termination date and are equal to his/her total assets?
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
In which case(s) an employment contract can be suspended?
An employee is conscripted into the army or militia
An employee is sent to a reformatory school, drug rehabilitation center or correctional facility
A female employee is pregnant
All answers are correct
When an employee is absent from work without acceptable excuses for at least 5 consecutive working days, can the employer unilaterally terminate the employment contract?
The employer is not allowed
The employer is allowed, but they must inform the employee in advance
The employer is allowed, and they do not have to inform the employee in advance
None of the answers are correct
Which right(s) does an employee have?
Work; freely choose an occupation, workplace, or occupation; participate in basic and advanced occupational training
Establish, join a representative organization of employees, occupational associations, and other organizations in accordance with the law
Refuse to work if they find that the work directly threatens their life or health
All of the answers are correct
A document with a different name is also considered an employment contract if it contains:
The agreement on the paid job, salary, management, and supervision of a party
The agreement on the paid job and salary
Salary and management and supervision of a party.
Management and supervision of a party.
Which content(s) is(are) not necessary in an employment contract?
Job and workplace.
Duration of the employment contract.
Content and duration of the protection of the business secret.
All of the answers are correct.
How many days does an employer have to inform their employees when the employer assigns an employee to perform work not prescribed in the employment contract?
3 days
4 days
3 working days
4 working days
Conditions for an entity to be able to conduct business:
No specific conditions required.
Operating in areas not prohibited by law.
Operating in areas permitted by law.
Operating in areas not prohibited by law; for regulated professions, meeting specified conditions is necessary. Additionally, for professions requiring a practicing certificate, the business owner must possess one,
Which of the following best defines an insolvent enterprise?
An enterprise with negative profit for 3 years
An enterprise that fails to pay its taxes
An enterprise that fails to meet debt obligations for 3 months after the due date
An enterprise that is under investigation by the police
Which of the following is NOT a subject who may file a bankruptcy petition under Vietnamese law?
A creditor with unsecured debt
An employee owed wages for more than 3 months
The tax authority
A shareholder with at least 20% of voting shares for 6 months
Unsecured creditors are individuals, agencies, and organizations that have the right to request enterprises and cooperatives to fulfill their obligation to pay debts that are ______
secured by assets of the enterprise, cooperative, or a third party
not secured by assets of the enterprise, cooperative, or a third party
secured by assets of the enterprise, cooperative, or a third party, where the value of the secured property is lower than that of the debt.
All of the answers are correct
. Secured creditors are individuals, agencies, and organizations that have the right to request enterprises and cooperatives to fulfill their obligation to pay debts that are ______
secured by assets of the enterprise, cooperative, or a third party
not secured by assets of the enterprise, cooperative, or a third party
secured by assets of the enterprise, cooperative, or a third party, where the value of the secured property is lower than that of the debt.
All of the answers are correct.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a contract?
It must be formed voluntarily and equally by the parties
It arises from a criminal act
It creates, modifies, or terminates legal rights and obligations
It is primarily concerned with the material interests of the parties
An oral or verbal contract means:
The contract is only valid if recorded
The agreement is made through spoken communication
It must be written and signed by both parties
The contract is based only on body language
What best defines an offer in contract law according to the Civil Code 2015?
A final contract between two parties
An advertisement to the public
A clear expression of the offeror's intention to enter into a contract with a specific party or the public
A discussion about contract terms
What distinguishes a mortgage from a pledge?
The property is handed over to the other party
The property is sold to pay off the debt
There is no written agreement involved
The property is used to secure a debt but is not handed over
At a validly convened LLC Members' Council meeting, members representing a total of 80 billion VND in capital are present (100 billion VND in charter capital). A vote is held to amend the company charter (a major decision). How much of the represented capital must vote "Yes" for the resolution to pass?
At least 40.1 billion VND
At least 52 billion VND
At least 60 billion VND
At least 75 billion VND
A Multi-Member LLC has 100 billion VND in charter capital. Its first Members' Council meeting is called, but only members with 60B VND (60%) attend, so it fails. A second meeting is called. At this second meeting, members with 55B VND (55%) attend. Is this second meeting validly convened (has a quorum)?
No, the quorum for the second meeting is still 65%.
No, the quorum for the second meeting is 60%.
Yes, the quorum for the second meeting is at least 50%.
None of the answers are correct.
Two individuals (not merchants) sign a civil contract for Mr. A to renovate Mr. B's house for 300 million VND. The contract has a 20% penalty clause for late completion. Mr. A is late. How much is the penalty?
24 million VND.
60 million VND.
0 VND, because 20% is illegally high.
None of the answers are correct
