sole proprietor

Within a few years he became partner and soon after, sole proprietor.

He then became partner in his father's business and was sole proprietor from 1863.

To this day, the family continues to be the sole proprietors.

Let's say you are sole proprietor of a small furniture store.

But many other concerns, including sole proprietors, stand to benefit as well.

On the facts, however, the accused was not the sole proprietor.

Sole proprietors can decide by themselves that they should close up shop.

Within a few years he was the sole proprietor, having bought out the other shareholders.

"I became sole proprietor with the same expenses and no income," she said.

An owner is considered to be a sole proprietor, a partnership or a limited company.

This survived until 1883 when James announced he was "now sole proprietor".

In the 19th century, few women were sole proprietors of businesses or professional services like law and medicine.

He also is a composer and the sole proprietor of his own publishing company.

Therefore, you do not have to provide any privacy notices to the sole proprietor.

Rickford became the sole proprietor of the bank when his father died in 1803.

Today academic theorists seem to be the sole proprietors of serious criticism.

If for example, you are a sole proprietor and own three shops, the same notification will cover them all.

Since women could not own property during that time, Galloway became the sole proprietor.

He acted as political editor of the Journal for a time, before becoming sole proprietor in 1850.

The number of unincorporated businesses and sole proprietors are huge.

But I think he, as a sole proprietor of a large business, thinks what he says gets done.

Upon the death of his uncle in 1755, Longman became sole proprietor.

The vehicle is used for business but is in an individual's name such as a sole proprietor.

She is the sole proprietor of the shipping conglomerate Fred.

Several years later Robert retired and Henry became sole proprietor.