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tino4ka555
1 month ago
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Tony is the sole shareholder of O.K. Oil Corporation. Tony uses O.K's funds to pay his personal expenses and to create Pure Fuel

Corporation to engage in the same business as O.K. Oil. He then transfers all of O.K. Oil's assets to Pure Fuel. Tony then files/petitions O.K. Oil into bankruptcy. These actions would most likely cause:a. a bonus to Tony for financial maneuvers b. a discharge for O.K. in bankruptcy c. a pierce of the corporate veil. d. a review of Pure Fuel's articles of incorporation
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Scilla [3.2K]1 month ago
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Answer: C

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Explanation:

A company is expected to operate as a separate legal entity from its owners. In this instance, Tony treats the business and himself as one entity, which results in him being liable for breaching the corporate veil of O.K. Oil Corporation due to the following reasons:

1. Neglecting to preserve the distinct identities of the business entities.

2. Failing to maintain separate identities for the company and its shareholders or owners.

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