Match the terms to the definitions:

Finance The U.S. Internal Revenue Service taxes the taxable income of corporations as well as the taxable investment income of the firms' shareholders. Corporation This goal of financial management is measured by the effect of a decision or an action on the price of the firm's common stock. Treasurer This collection of principles, practices, and procedures is used to influence the behavior of employees toward the firm's stakeholders. Limited liability This is a participant in a partnership, whose personal assets may not be seized to satisfy the debts of the partnership. Business ethics This term describes the individuals and groups whose needs and wants should be identified and addressed in order to generate higher returns for the firm and ensure its viability. Limited partner This is the worth of a good or service as established by the discounted and current value of the item's cash flows. Double taxation of dividends This corporate officer is responsible for managing the firm's cash and short-term investments, pension fund, and risks. Shareholder wealth maximization It deals with obtaining the right amount of money from the right sources at the right time, where "right" is determined by how the amounts, sources, and times affect the value of the individual or organization. Stakeholder This benefit is conferred by the corporate form of organization in which an investor's personal responsibility for the debts of the business are limited to the amount the investor has invested in the firm. Value This state-created entity is authorized to conduct business and offer its owners an investment with an unlimited life