In one to two sentences, compare and contrast how sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations are taxed. (2 points)

Sole proprietorships are taxed as pass-through entities, where the business owner reports business income on their personal tax return. Partnerships are also pass-through entities, where profits and losses are reported on the partners' individual tax returns. Corporations are taxed separately from their owners, with the business itself being subject to corporate income tax before any profits are distributed to shareholders and taxed at the individual level.