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Originally Posted by DJ The Kid
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the existence of corporations dates back to creating them so when they fail loss is not distributed to owners
the nature of a corporation is that safety. however, this is exploiting that...
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Hollywood sets up a separate corporation for each movie with the intent that this corporation will take on losses. The studio then charges the "film corporation" a huge fee (which creates a large part of the "expense" that leads to the loss). The end result is that the studio still rakes in the cash, but for accounting purposes the film is a money "loser" -- which matters quite a bit for anyone who is supposed to get a cut of any profits.
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