Types Of Organizations Flashcards

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Sole Trader

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-1 owner

  • owner has unlimited liability (personal assets and property at risk) responsible for debt
  • Can take all profits (owner)
  • very few regulations. (Easy to run)
  • easy to set up
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Partnership

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Two or more partners (trade, occupation or profession) to make profit

  • conventional partnership unlimited liability
  • not allowed to own property in own name
  • governed by (partnership act 1980)
  • each partnertaxed individually like sole trader
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Limited liability partnership (LLP)

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  • taxed like partnership (each partner taxed like a sole trader)
  • registered at companies house
  • liability is limited
  • governed by regulations limited liability act 2000
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Limited partnership

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  • formed and regulated under limited partnership act (2000)
  • one on more partners has unlimited liability
  • one or more partner has limited liability
  • limited partner cannot take park in management of the business.
  • needs to be registered at companies house
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limited company

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  • Ownership and management can be split.
  • Both company and its owners taxed separately
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Public limited company (PLC)

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  • formed under companies act 2006
  • 2+ directors requirement
  • 2+ shareholders requirement
  • must have qualified company secretary
  • owners liabilities limited to amount of shares
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Private limited company (LTD)

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  • formed under companies act (2006)
  • 1+ directors
  • shareholders liability is limited to the amount of their shares
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Not for profit organisations (NPO)

  • no external shareholders
  • don’t issue dividends
  • social, environmental or charitable objective

Profits are called surplus

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Private sector

  • Charities community organisations, voluntary
  • sports and housing associations
  • raise funds donations, grants and fundraising activities

public sector

Public services

  • emergency services
  • healthcare
  • education
  • housing
  • refuse collection
  • social care

Raise money through taxes

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Type of organisation will depend on

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  • limited or unlimited
  • how governance
  • how raises funding
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Liability

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  • Unlimited liability owners liability for debts unlimited. Property the owners own or assets at risk if business can’t pay debts
  • Limited liability owners liability for debts is limited to how much they invested
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