If a sole proprietorship firm is not able to pay its debts, the owner of the firm may lose everythin

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If a sole proprietorship firm is not able to pay its debts, the owner of the firm may lose everythin

If a sole proprietorship firm is not able to pay its debts, the owner of the firm may lose everything invested in the firm but will not have to worry about his or her personal assets being used to pay the debts.
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