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Profit oriented and non profit oriented entities?
Profit oriented entities are businesses that are created and operated with the aim of generating profits in the long run. On the other hand, nonprofit oriented entities are created to fulfill a specific need in the society.
What is profit oriented organization?
Non profit making organization is the type that does not deal with profit oriented
Why are non profit entities important?
It's a good question since the status is more about taxes than profit. Non profit's do not generally pay taxes on the organization's profit.
Can a corporation have a non-profit corporation?
Yes, to take care of all the other biz which is non-givernmental n profit oriented.
Are school districts considered non-profit organizations?
Yes, school districts are typically considered non-profit organizations because they are publicly funded entities that operate for the benefit of the community rather than for profit.
Do most non profit businesses offer products or services?
Most non profit based businesses are service oriented as they are not likely to incur losses this way. Product based businesses tend to cost more and that is why non profit models may not work.
What is the private sector of industry?
The private sector refers to non-government entities and does not generally include not-for-profit organizations.
What mean Non-Profit Oriented Company?
It means that the organization is oriented on all the money going to a charity or something, and so that organization will not gain any money.
Who owns non profit organization?
wrong spelling....i dont understand.. Nobody can own a non profit organiSation :) Isn't there spell check on this?
What is non-business market?
Not for profit oriented organizations whose aim is to provide some goods and services for public well being
Can a non profit organization enter into a profit making business?
Yes, of course. Being a "non-profit" organization does not mean you don't make any profit, but rather that the profits are not distributed to investors as dividends. Many non-profit organizations make billions of dollars of profits per year, and often donate these corporate profits to charitable causes.
How can you own a nonprofit organization and make some money?
you seem not to understand the idea of 'non-profit'
