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3/4 of US Business are sole proprietorship.
Types of business firms: 1. Sole Proprietorship 2. Partnership 3. Cooperative Societies 4. Joint Stock Companies
Answer: The main advantages of sole proprietorship are:-1. Easy to Start and Dissolve : A sole proprietorship can be set up easily and quickly.No legal formalities and expenditure are involved in th establishment of a propriertorship.2. Motivation to Work : The sole proprietor alone is entitled to receive all the profits of businessand he alone has to bear all losses. There is a direct relationship between effort and reward. Therefore, there is an incentive to work hard.3. Quick Decisions : The sole proprietor is completely free to take decisionsand to implement them. He need not consult others or seek their approval.4. Independent Control : The sole proprietor is the is the supreme judge of all metters pertaining to his business. He enjoys complete freedom of action.5. Secrecy Of Affairs : The sole trader is not required to publish his accounts. He is not expected to share his secrets with others.6. Personal Touch : The sole proprietor can maintain personal contacts with his costumers and employees.Disadvantages answer will be posted later...Hope you liked my answer.Thank you.
The following may vary from one jurisdiction to another: 1. Cooperative: 2. Limited Liability Company (LLC): 3. Partnership: 4. Private Corporation: 5. Public Corporation: 6. Sole Proprietorship:
There're three basic forms of ownerships,the sole proprietorship,partnerships and limited companies. 1.Sole proprietorship (Characteristics) 1.owner:1(sole-prpprietor) 2.No legal separation identity:If the company is sued,owners have to pay all legal charges 3. Unlimited liability:Owners are liable for all debts 4.Small scale business 5.Owners receive all profits the company has earned and assume all risks (People in charge) Managed by sole proprietor (Capital resources) 1.Personal savings of owners 2.Retained profits 3.Loads from banks,relatives and friends (Advantage) 1.Easy set up process:Apply the business registrature certificate to business registrature office of inland revenue department 2.Easily transfer ownership 3.Have a closer relationshipw ith customers and employees 4.Flexible and efficient operation 5.Low set up costs (Disadvantage) 1.Less time to rest 2.Burden of unavoidable costs 3.Lack of skills 4.Lack of capital sources 5.Lack of continuity 6.Not easy to compete with other big companies ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2.Partnerships (Characteristics) 1.owner:Partners(2-10) 2.No legal separation identity 3.Unlimited liability 4.small scale of business 5.Profits are shared by partners according to profit and loss ration set up in the partnership agreements (Capital sources) 1.Loads from bank 2.Partners' persoanl saving 3.Retained profits (People in charge) Decisions are made by partners (Advantages) 1.Easy set up process(the same as sole proprietorship) 2.More capital sources 3.Risks can be shared among partners 4.Divisions of labour (Disadvantages) 1.No separate legal existences 2.Unlimited liability 3.lower opertion efficiency 4.Bound by decisions of partners ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.Limited companies 1.Owner:Shareholders -private limited:1 to 50 -Public limited:1 to unlimited 2.Legal separation identity 3.Limited liability:the shareholders only lose their investment on the share of company if the company suffers lost 4.Companies' names are restricted(must have"limited" or "Ltd" 5.Large scale of business 6.Separation of management and ownership 7.Shareholders can receive dividend if companies earn profits (Capital sources) 1.Loads from banks 2.Retained profits 3.Personal saving of shareholders 4.Issuing shares of shareholders (People in charge) Director who is selected by shareholders would manage the company (Advantages) 1.Easier to raise mmoney compared to sole-proprietorship and partnership 2.larger scale of companies 3.limited liability (Disadvantages) 1.lack of efficiency as decisions are hardly made as the company is complex and large 2.Complicated set-up process:register the company at Companies Registry.Hand in the Articles of Association and Memoorandum of Association at the same time,apply the business registration to Business registration Office of Inland Revenue epartment after receiving the certificate of incorporation
3/4 of US Business are sole proprietorship.
1 - Sole-Proprietorship 2 - Partnership 3 - Corporation
Types of business firms: 1. Sole Proprietorship 2. Partnership 3. Cooperative Societies 4. Joint Stock Companies
Types of business firms: 1. Sole Proprietorship 2. Partnership 3. Cooperative Societies 4. Joint Stock Companies
1 - Sole proprietorship 2 - Partnership 3 - Corporation
1 - Sole Proprietorship 2 - Partnership 3 - Joint Stock Company
The German Connection, Michael John Strakey, ABA Services of Colorado
The main advantages of a sole proprietorship are: 1) You have complete control of the decision making of the business, 2) Sale or transfer can only take place at your consent, 3) No corporate tax payments, 4) Minimal legal costs to form a sole proprietorship, and 5) Few formal business requirements.
Sole proprietorship features: 1) They can not raise capital by issuing shares as public and private limited 2) proprietor can withdraw money for his personal use from capital ( hence it is not good practice but seen in many cases) 3) in sole proprietorship a proprietor can bring money as a unsecured loan and that will be treated as a capital while in private limited unsecured loan will be treated as a liability. 4) In sole proprietorship a personal asset can be taken away
You might not be able to cash a check written to the LLC.
The advantages to doing business as a sole proprietor include: 1) No formal filing with the state is required for a sole proprietorship, and the sole proprietor need not file separate income tax returns for the business. Instead, he reports the profit or loss on his personal income tax return, so the accounting and bookkeeping requirements are very simple. 2) A sole proprietor does not have to share the decision making process with other owners. He controls the management of the business. 3) A sole proprietor can freely sell his business.
Following are three catagories of business: 1 - Sole proprietorship 2 - partnership 3 - Corporation or joint stock company