The document provides a chart comparing different types of businesses: sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It defines each business type and lists some of their key advantages and disadvantages. A sole proprietorship is owned by one individual and offers low startup costs but unlimited liability. A partnership involves two or more partners who have unlimited liability for partnership debts. A corporation provides liability protection for owners but is more complex to establish and subject to double taxation.
The document provides a chart comparing different types of businesses: sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It defines each business type and lists some of their key advantages and disadvantages. A sole proprietorship is owned by one individual and offers low startup costs but unlimited liability. A partnership involves two or more partners who have unlimited liability for partnership debts. A corporation provides liability protection for owners but is more complex to establish and subject to double taxation.
The document provides a chart comparing different types of businesses: sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It defines each business type and lists some of their key advantages and disadvantages. A sole proprietorship is owned by one individual and offers low startup costs but unlimited liability. A partnership involves two or more partners who have unlimited liability for partnership debts. A corporation provides liability protection for owners but is more complex to establish and subject to double taxation.
The document provides a chart comparing different types of businesses: sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It defines each business type and lists some of their key advantages and disadvantages. A sole proprietorship is owned by one individual and offers low startup costs but unlimited liability. A partnership involves two or more partners who have unlimited liability for partnership debts. A corporation provides liability protection for owners but is more complex to establish and subject to double taxation.
Name: YOUSIF JAMAL ALNAQBI Date: 27/04/2023 Class: 12 BE
Types of Businesses Complete the chart.
Type of Business Definition ADV DIS
A Sole proprietorship is start-up costs are low. Among one of the Proprietorship an enterprise owned you have maximum biggest disadvantages exclusively by one privacy. establishing of a sole proprietorship natural person and in and operating your is unlimited liability. This which there is no legal business is simple. it's liability not only spans distinction between the easy to change your the business but the owner and the business legal structure later if business owner's entity. The entrepreneur circumstances change personal assets. Debt exercises his activity you can easily wind up collectors can access without having created your business. your savings, property, a distinct legal person. cars, and more to see a debt repaid.
A partnership is an Advantages of a Disadvantages of a
Partnership arrangement where partnership include that: partnership include that: parties, known as two heads (or more) are the liability of the business partners, better than one. Your partners for the debts of agree to cooperate to business is easy to the business is advance their mutual establish and start-up unlimited. Each partner interests. The partners costs are low. more is 'jointly and severally' in a partnership may be capital is available for liable for the individuals, businesses, the business. partnership's debts; that interest-based is, each partner is liable organizations, schools, for their share of the governments or partnership debts as combinations. well as being liable for all the debts. A corporation is an Advantages of a The primary Corporation organization—usually a corporation include disadvantage of the group of people or a personal liability corporate form is the company—authorized protection, business double taxation to by the state to act as a security and continuity, shareholders of single entity and and easier access to distributed earnings and recognized as such in capital. Disadvantages dividends. Some law for certain of a corporation include advantages include: purposes. Early it being time-consuming limited liability, ease of incorporated entities and subject to double transferability, ability to were established by taxation, as well as raise capital, unlimited charter. Most having rigid formalities life, and so forth. 4. jurisdictions now allow and protocols to follow. the creation of new corporations through registration.