types of businesses Flashcards

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Unlimited liability - the owner is personally responsible for all business debts. their personal assets may also need to be sold to meet outstanding business debts.

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Sole Trader

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Unlimited liability - the partners are jointly responsible for business debts. their personal asses may need to be sold to meet outstanding business debts.

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partnership

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Limited Liability - shareholders are limited to the value of their shares for any business debts. no personal assets can be sold.

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Company

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4
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Depends on if the franchise is set up as a sole trader, partnership or company.

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Franchise

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5
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Limited Liability - members are limited to the value of their business debts.

A

cooperative

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6
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a business owned and operated by 1 person

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sole trader

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7
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a business owned and operated by 2-20 partners

A

partnership

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8
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a business which has a separate legal entity from its shareholders. a public company has a minimum of 1 shareholder. a proprietary (private) company has 1-50.

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Company

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9
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a business or person buys the right to use the name, products and services of an existing business.

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Franchise

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10
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a business which has at least 5 members with shared management and equal voting rights. it is a separate legal entity

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Cooperative

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11
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simplest and cheapest to establish. owner has control over all decisions. owner keeps all profit. fewer government requirement reporting (ADVANTAGES)

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sole trader

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12
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simple and inexpensive to set up. partners bring more money and skills. share of losses (ADVANTAGES)

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partnership

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13
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limited liability. can raise lots of money through shareholder. unlimited life change in shareholders business. run by board of directors not the shareholders (ADVANTAGE)

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company

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14
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established reputation products or service and store layout. advertising and marketing support. franchisor provides training. (ADVANTAGE)

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franchise

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15
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inexpensive to register. equal voting rights. limited liability. no age limit of members. (ADVANTAGE)

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cooperative

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16
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unlimited liability. owner suffers all losses. difficult to take holidays or leave. (DISTADVANTAGE)

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sole trader

17
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unlimited liability. profits must be shared. disputes between partners. ceases if a partner dies, leave or retires. (DISADVANTAGE)

A

partnership

18
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expensive to set up and operate. complex reporting requirements. (DISADVANTAGE)

A

company

19
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franchisor controls decisions and operations. paying ongoing fees to the franchisor. profit must be shared with the franchisor. (DISADVANTAGE)

A

franchise

20
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minimum of 5 shareholders needed. little to no profit distributed to members. only one vote each member. ongoing education for members. (DISADVANTAGE)

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cooperative