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4. Is a business goal to raise investment capital without giving up control of the company?

Several business forms allow a company to balance its desire for financing with its desire to retain control within a select group of individuals. In an LLP, only general partners exercise management control. A corporation can issue several types of stock, both voting and non-voting. The sale of non-voting shares can prevent dilution of certain shareholders' controlling interest.






1. Will the business be heavily dependent on investors for its capital?


2. What kind of investors is the company seeking?


3. What business forms are most attractive to investors?


4. Is a business goal to raise investment capital without giving up control of the company?



5. Might the business eventually become publicly traded?






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