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58 - Types of Businesses

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Sole ProprietorshipType of business owned by a single person (or married couple).
Sole ProprietorshipMost (3/4) are this type of business.
Sole ProprietorshipsAdvantages of this type of business are: No corporate tax, only personal income, less paperwork, easier to open, owner has complete control and gets all profits.
Sole ProprietorshipsDisadvantage of this type of business are: Owner can be held personally liable for debts and things employees do. They can lose everything.
PartnershipType of business owned by two or more people.
PartnershipsAdvantages of this type of business are: Resources and capital are pooled, no corporate tax, less paperwork, easier to start up, shared management.
PartnershipsDisadvantages of this type of business: One owner is liable for the other owner, liable for employees, can lose everything, owners must agree on all decisions.
General PartnerIn a partnership, this is a type of partner where they are completely liable.
Limited PartnerIn a partnership, this is a type of partner where they can only lose their investment, not their personal property.
CorporationType of business that has a great many owners, and often sells stock to investors.
DividendsShare of profits that some corporations gives to investors.
Limited Liability CorporationType of corporation that protects its owners from getting sued for their personal property - they can only lose what they've invested in the business.
IncorporationLegal process of forming a corporation through state government.
CorporationsAdvantages of this type of business: Big pool of capital, lower risk to investors.
CorporationsDisadvantages of this type of business: Double taxes (corporate tax plus profit), shareholders make decisions, not leaders.
Non-Profit OrganizationsType of business organized to provide a service and not to make money for owners or stockholders.
Non-Profit OrganizationsAdvantages of this type of business are: No taxes, earnings go right back into organization after expenses. No stockholders.
Non-Profit OrganizationsDisadvantages of this type of business: Those that work for the organization cannot campaign or lobby, more oversight and regulation from the government.


Valle Crucis 7th and 8th Grades
Valle Crucis School
NC

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