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SingleChristian1 at 21:21, September 24, 2022

2022-09-24T21:21:19Z

DavidB4-bot: /* References */clean up & uniformity

2016-07-13T12:01:46Z

References: clean up & uniformity

Dataclarifier: fundamental meaning of "entity" was lacking under the general title

2015-09-21T07:06:13Z

fundamental meaning of "entity" was lacking under the general title

TK: Reverted edits by AnibalArchila (Talk) to last revision by DouglasA

2010-06-04T21:33:54Z

Reverted edits by AnibalArchila (Talk) to last revision by DouglasA

AnibalArchila: Replaced content with 'Mental ilness is caused by Conservapedia.'

2010-06-04T21:32:01Z

Replaced content with 'Mental ilness is caused by Conservapedia.'

DouglasA at 00:17, December 15, 2009

2009-12-15T00:17:48Z

EdBot: Category:Legal Terms

2008-04-23T19:46:10Z

Category:Legal Terms

Andy: a little bit more information

2007-11-18T01:22:27Z

a little bit more information

DrSandstone at 16:49, September 14, 2007

2007-09-14T16:49:29Z

SharonS at 10:38, September 5, 2007

2007-09-05T10:38:40Z

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−	An '''entity''' in [[philosophy]] is anything that exists either objectively or in the [[mind]] alone, any actual or conceivable being that has existence as opposed to nonexistence, anything that has actual being or entity. Entity is also the existent quality that is the ''essence'' or ''substance'' of an idea or thing in itself; its entity, as distinct from the physical matter or force which is the outward appearance or effect that can be sensed or studied of the reality of the idea or thing. From the Latin ''entitas, -tatis'', from ''ens'', the past participle of ''esse'' "to be".<ref>''The Reader's Digest Great Encyclopedic Dictionary'', 1966, The Reader's Digest Association \| entity (p. 442)</ref> See [[Realists]].	+	An '''entity''' in [[philosophy]] is anything that exists either objectively or in the [[mind]] alone, any actual or conceivable [[being]] that has existence as opposed to nonexistence, anything that has actual being or entity. Entity is also the existent quality that is the ''essence'' or ''substance'' of an idea or thing in itself; its entity, as distinct from the physical matter or force which is the outward appearance or effect that can be sensed or studied of the reality of the idea or thing. From the Latin ''entitas, -tatis'', from ''ens'', the past participle of ''esse'' "to be".<ref>''The Reader's Digest Great Encyclopedic Dictionary'', 1966, The Reader's Digest Association \| entity (p. 442)</ref> See [[Realists]].

	==Legal entity==		==Legal entity==

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 A '''legal entity''' is a [[human|person]] or legally recognized organization.  Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types,  501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments.  Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]].  A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.
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−	An '''entity''' ~~or '''legal entity''' is a~~ [[~~human\|person~~]] or ~~legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit~~ [[~~corporation~~]]s, of which ~~there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s~~ or ~~[[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state~~ or ~~local governments~~. ~~Not all organizations~~, ~~churches~~, ~~or businesses are legal entities~~, ~~nor have all legal entities~~ the ~~legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application~~ to ~~the [[IRS]] must~~ be ~~accepted to register 501~~(~~c)(3) and 501(d~~) ~~entities, which are not required to pay~~ [[~~income tax~~]]~~. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation~~.	+	An '''entity''' in [[philosophy]] is anything that exists either objectively or in the [[mind]] alone, any actual or conceivable being that has existence as opposed to nonexistence, anything that has actual being or entity. Entity is also the existent quality that is the ''essence'' or ''substance'' of an idea or thing in itself; its entity, as distinct from the physical matter or force which is the outward appearance or effect that can be sensed or studied of the reality of the idea or thing. From the Latin ''entitas, -tatis'', from ''ens'', the past participle of ''esse'' "to be".<ref>''The Reader's Digest Great Encyclopedic Dictionary'', 1966, The Reader's Digest Association \| entity (p. 442)</ref> See [[Realists]].

		+	==Legal entity==
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		+	A '''legal entity''' is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.
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		+	==Reference==
		+	{{reflist}}
		+	[[Category:Philosophy]]
	[[Category:Legal Terms]]		[[Category:Legal Terms]]

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−	~~Mental ilness~~ is ~~caused~~ by ~~Conservapedia~~.	+	An '''entity''' or '''legal entity''' is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.
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−	~~An '''entity''' or '''legal entity'''~~ is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by ~~state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation~~.	+	Mental ilness is caused by Conservapedia.
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	An '''entity''' or '''legal entity''' is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.		An '''entity''' or '''legal entity''' is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.

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	An '''entity''' or '''legal entity''' is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.		An '''entity''' or '''legal entity''' is a [[human\|person]] or legally recognized organization. Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types, 501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery\|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments. Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]]. A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.

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-An '''entity''' is a [[human|person]] or legally recognized organization.
+An '''entity''' or '''legal entity''' is a [[human|person]] or legally recognized organization.  Categories of legal entity are for-profit [[corporation]]s, of which there are many types,  501(c)(3) [[non-profit organization]]s or [[church]]es, 501(d) [[monastery|monasteries]], political action organizations, and state or local governments.  Not all organizations, churches, or businesses are legal entities, nor have all legal entities the legal categorization that would seem obvious: an application to the [[IRS]] must be accepted to register 501(c)(3) and 501(d) entities, which are not required to pay [[income tax]].  A business license (granted by state, rather than federal, government) is necessary to register a corporation.
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