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Legal factors affecting business


When business companies operate, they expect to face different internal and external factors that can affect their organizational operativity. Among all these factors, legal ones might greatly influence business organizations and affect how a different companies operate. There are several legal factors that affect businesses in many forms, including laws and regulations on taxation, employment, contract, securities, immigration and many more. The law affects the way businesses operate. That is the reason why any business should have a clear understanding and knowledge of the legal environment in which business organizations have function because these factors may determine its success or failure. 

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  1. What is Organizational Law? 

Refers to the numerous ways a business may be legally formed under state laws. In addition to incorporating as a corporation, businesses may also be formed as partnerships, limited liability companies, and other business forms.

  1. What does Employment Law refer to?

A set of laws that deal with the rights of employees and the responsibilities of employers

  1. How are Consumer laws defined? 

Includes all rules and regulations aimed at creating a fairer balance for market buyers and preventing sellers from using fraudulent tactics

  1. What is Securities Law? 

Is the group of laws and regulations that govern the issuance of securities.

  1. What does Health and Safety at the Workplace refer to?

Occupational health and safety are not only about preventing people's illnesses and accidents, but also about promoting positive happiness in terms of comfort, happiness, and fulfillment. And it imposes serious responsibilities on the employer

  1. What is Taxation? 

Is the practice of a government collecting money from its citizens to pay for public services

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  1. Jacqueline Avila LunaJuly 23, 2021 at 1:04 PM

    Hello, your work has been summarized in a simple way, you can explain all the concepts in very few words. Good job.
    What was the law that caught your attention the most? Mine was Securities Laws, because it was one I was totally unfamiliar with, but it has great background.

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