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They don't have independent agendas - company owners have agendas, and they have the means and the rights to have the company implement whatever the owner's age
by PeterisP 3y ago
They don't have independent agendas - company owners have agendas, and they have the means and the rights to have the company implement whatever the owner's agenda is.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 3y agoNo, they do have independent agendas. The ownership in an S corp is spread out over many thousands of people, and they are ineffective at exerting their own agenda onto the company. Even those who believe themselves effective at doing so. I think it was Charlie Stross who first said that corporations are actual AIs whose code executes on wetware of its employees. In the execution of that AI code, new agendas are developed that were never communicated or even imagined by anyone who could reasonably be called an owner.
- singleshot_ 3y agoNo; basic eligibility criteria for Sub-S require ownership of the entity be limited to 100 owners.