Business Law for Accountants - D216 - WGU

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What is a purpose of the Uniform Commercial Code?Reduce difficulties for businesses conducting trade and commerce Facilitate commerce between the states and foreign countries Discriminate against jurisdictions that have not adopted this uniform law Establish the rules applying to real state, service, and employment contracts Reduce difficulties for businesses conducting trade and commerce Which type of speech is considered unprotected?Obscene Commercial Corporate political Symbolic Obscene Which kind of mark is "Cheesy" in connection with a spa company?Arbitrary Fanciful Descriptive Suggestive Arbitrary A company started a beverage company that sells a variety of juices. All the juices are sold in a plastic bottle with the company's name, the name of the juice, and a logo the owner found online. Which type of protection should the owner seek for the name of the juice?Patent Trade secret Copyright Trademark Trademark Which type of trademark receives automatic protection?Descriptive marks Personal name marks Geographic marks Fanciful marks Fanciful Marks Which type of trademarks never receive protection?Descriptive marks Generic marks Arbitrary marks Personal name marks Generic Marks

What should a business use to protect its trade secrets?Non-disclosure agreement Trademark Non-compete agreement Patent Non-disclosure agreement Under the Uniform Commercial Code, and without the parties agreeing to the contrary in the contract, when is a title passed from the seller to the buyer for the sale of goods?During delivery of the goods to a shipping company During receipt of the goods by a buyer During physical acceptance of the goods by a buyer During receipt of the goods by a buyer and delivery of physical title to a shipping company During delivery of the goods to a shipping company A collector agreed to sell a rare collection of baseball cards to a buyer for $2,000 after several weeks of negotiation and discussion. After the sale, the buyer and collector do additional independent research and both learn that the baseball cards are worth only $20. What is the court's decision if this buyer sues this collector? A collector agreed to sell a rare collection of baseball cards to a buyer for $2,000 after several weeks of negotiation and discussion. After the sale, the buyer and collector do additional independent research and both learn that the baseball cards are worth only $20. What is the court's decision if this buyer sues this collector?No damages Rescission Compensatory damages Punitive damages No Damages A used car salesperson tells a buyer that the used car will last for at least five more years, if not many more. Which type of statement did this salesperson provide?Statement of fact Statement of opinion Statement of value Statement of purpose Statement of Opinion What is the time period for filing Chapter 7 Schedules after the filing of the petition?Within 90 days after filing the petition in bankruptcy Within 120 days after filing the petition in bankruptcy Within 180 days after filing the petition in bankruptcy Within 45 days after filing the petition in bankruptcy Within 45 days after filing the petition in bankruptcy

What is the purpose of the means test?To keep corporations from abusing the bankruptcy process by filing Chapter 7 To keep upper-income people from abusing the bankruptcy process by filing Chapter 11 To keep upper-income people from abusing the bankruptcy process by filing Chapter 13 To keep upper-income people from abusing the bankruptcy process by filing Chapter 7 To keep upper-income people from abusing the bankruptcy process by filing Chapter 7 Which bankruptcy filing has the advantage of being the least expensive and complicated?Debtor-initiated filing under Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Debtor-initiated filing under Chapter 11 Reorganization Plan Creditor-initiated filing under Chapter 11 Reorganization Plan Debtor-initiated filing under Chapter 7 Liquidation Debtor-initiated filing under Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Debtor-initiated filing under Chapter 13 Repayment Plan Utility company Medical biller Car loan provider Student loan provider Car loan provider Which type of law primarily governs limited liability companies?Common law Federal law State law Both state and federal law State law When winding up a limited liability company (LLC), who would be paid first from the sales proceeds?Members who are creditors of the LLC Members for their capital contributions Members for their equal shares Members in accordance with the operating agreement Members who are creditors of the LLC For which circumstance may an individual be personally liable for actions of a limited liability company (LLC)?Member personally guarantees a business loan Customer sues LLC for negligence Member manages daily activities of the LLC LLC is taxed as a C corporation Member personally guarantees a business loan