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Alejandro recently established a maintenance company as a sole proprietorship. He was hired to repair the air conditioner on a residential property, but he accidentally caused damage to the air conditioning
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Alejandro recently established a maintenance company as a sole proprietorship. He

was hired to repair the air conditioner on a residential property, but he accidentally
caused damage to the air conditioning unit valued at over $6,000. Alejandro has
only had the business for a week and has paid about $200 for tools. Which of the
following is true? (1 point)
Alejandro is liable for all of the damages since the owner of a sole
proprietorship does not have limited liability.
Alejandro is liable for $200 since the owner of a sole proprietorship
does not have limited liability.
Alejandro is liable for $200 since the owner of a sole proprietorship
has limited liability.
Alejandro is liable for all of the damages since the owner of a sole
proprietorship has limited liability.

Alejandro recently established a maintenance company as a sole proprietorship. He-example-1
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Answer:

Alejandro is liable for all of the damages since the owner of a sole

proprietorship does not have limited liability

User Arrie
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Answer:

Alejandro is liable for all of the damages since the owner of a sole proprietorship does not have limited liability.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sole proprietorship does not have limited liability so the owner is responsible for everything. Also I just took the quiz.

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