Tax implications for income earned and losses

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Identify the basic forms of conducting business, and distinguish and explain the tax implications for income earned and losses incurred by a sold proprietor, partnership, and corporation. Please discuss in detail the tax considerations of forming each type of entity and provide examples of situations when it would be more advantageous to form one over the others.

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