1) Flat-dollar amount. In 2014, the flat-dollar penalty is $95 per uncovered adult (rising to $325 in 2015, and $695 in 2016) plus half that amount for each uninsured child under age 18. Your total household penalty is capped at three times the adult rate, no matter how many children you have.
While arguing against making profits as the primary goal of a publicly-owned company is difficult, pointing out that many public companies now balance that objective with renewed emphasis on social objectives is fair. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has evolved significantly in the early 21st century.ompany boards determine goal importance through corporate governance and meetings. Photos.com/Photos.com/Getty Images. The main goal of virtually every publicly-owned company has always been to maximize shareholder value by generating as much profit as possible.
A not-for-profit organizationâs. primary goal is not to increase shareholder value; rather it is to provide some socially desirable need. on an ongoing basis. A not-for-profit generally lacks the financial flexibility of a commercial enterprise. because it depends on resource providers that are not engaging in an exchange transaction.