The phrase "a business entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization or company that has a legal existence and can engage in business activities.
Example: "In order to operate legally, a business entity must register with the appropriate government authorities."
Alternatives: "a commercial organization" or "a corporate entity".
But while ITXC is a fading memory as a business entity, it was nevertheless back in the news last week.
As a business entity, Reddit is a Web site controlled, in part, by Advance Publications, the multibillion-dollar company that owns all of Condé Nast's magazines as well as newspapers.
Included in that code is a disclosure requirement if the Realtor is buying for himself, a family member, or a business entity in which he has an ownership interest.
Their thought was that the city would get a bank to finance the purchase – the Holyoke franchise eventually sold for $85,000 – then find or create a business entity to handle the selling of shares to the public.
After that, Stripe will incorporate an entrepreneur's company as a business entity in Delaware, and provide the entrepreneur with a United States bank account and Stripe merchant account to accept payments globally.
For a so-called S corporation, a business entity often used by professionals, the threshold is $5 million in a year, or more than $10 million over multiple years.
It examined all the sources of income listed, always taking the lower amount when presented with a range between two income values for a particular business entity, and showed a total of at least $569.4 million.
Does a formal business entity, such as a limited liability company (LLC), need to be created?
The condo project, a separate business entity that has seen a number of development proposals in the last decade, is being completed by Spectrum Skanska of Valhalla as Discovery Cove at Half Moon Bay.
Inventors and self-employed operators who have not founded a formal business entity and attempted to bring a venture conception to market.
However, they said Elephanti is a separate business entity that received money from LMJ for a stake in the company, i.e., it was a standard equity investment.
