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babymother [125]
2 years ago
7

Nancy has convinced her friends to come together and form a limited company under the name "short stories enclave." She wants to

register her company with the proper federal authorities. Which government law would Nancy have to adhere to register her company?
Nancy would have to adhere to ____ laws to register her company
Business
1 answer:
Rus_ich [418]2 years ago
4 0

Answer: Nancy would have to adhere to Tax and Regulation laws to register her company.

Explanation:

The Federal Authorities usually regulate businesses through Tax laws/policies. This is important because this law/policy dictates how, when and how much a business must pay in taxes.

Since it would be considered illegal if a business did not pay tax, it is therefore important that Nancy and her friends adhere to the Tax and regulation laws.

It is through this law that the government can tax and regulate firms, and their transactions as well.

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