Module 6 Part 1
Module 6 Part 1
Module 6 Part 1
MODULE 1 – PART 4
FIRM FREELANCING
CONCERN COMPANY BUILDER/
DEVELOPER
SIZE OF
OWNERSHIP
Individuals are Indian partnership act If non architect No rules and regulation
responsible for 1932 governs the activity members in the firm, of capital investments in Professional bodies
capital investments of partners and also profit company will be this practice. The large don't recognize or allow
as well as decision are shared as per the registered as business scope of freedom and or encourage such
making. profit agreement. all partners in firm with registrar of creativity is involved. practice and prohibit it.
&loss are handled the firm should be COA companies as per Risk involved include a There is great need of
by individuals registered. The investment companies act 1956. high level of expertise, capital, management
capital is done by partners. One man show skill, machinery etc.
refers to the extent to which refers to the extent to which organizational Indicates the extent to which the rights and
decision making power is tasks are divided into subtasks and people duties of the members of the organization are
concentrated in top management are allocated to execute only one of these determined and the extent to which these are
level of the organization subjects. written down in rules, procedures, and
instructions.
High level specialization exists when each
person performs only a limited number of Its not limited to fixing what ones task are and
tasks, while low-level specialization imply how they should be done, but can be broader,
that people perform a range of different and prescribing all kinds of behaviour in the
frequently changing tasks. organization such as dress code, working hours,
smoking regulations, use of office equipment etc.
Simplicity
Flexibility
CHARACTERISTICS OF A EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN Economy
Acceptability
office management provides an overall framework within which Project management focuses on timescales, developing a design
individual projects are commissioned, designed and completed. from initial concept to working drawings, and managing the
construction process
Both parts have the same objectives but are typically addressed
by separate management systems.
Construction
• Helps in achievement of targets
• Optimum use of resources
• Minimization of costs Monitoring and controlling
• Smooth flow of work
• Helps in maintaining office efficiency Completion or closing
• Provides innovation & leadership
• Helps in retaining talent and inculcating sense of loyalty in staff
Gross income – expenditure = net income, the central government tax on the net income of individual or company
1. INDIAN INCOME TAX ACT 1961 :-The central gov. tax on the net income of individual or company
2. STATE AND COMMERICAL ESTABLISHMENT ACT :- state act which specific the nature of
commercial activity and size of establishment
3. PROFESSIONAL TAX :- state tax on salaried individual
4. SERVICE TAX:- central tax on different types of services provided
5. GST:- 18% GST would be applicable on all architectural and engineering services rendered in India. GST
exemption list for services has been published by the Government.
6. PROVIDENT FUND AND FAMILY PENSION ACT 1952
7. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE ACT 1947 :- if the office has more than 10 employees
8. PAYMENT OF GRATITUDE ACT : Person who have completed 5 years of service in the company is
eligible for gratuity at his time of termination.
9. PAYMENT OF BONUS ACT 1965 : applicable to an establishment where 20 or more are employed.
10. LAB0URS LAW RELATING TO WOMEN AND CHILDREN