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A business

An activity that seeks to provide goods and services to others, in exchange for money, while operating at a profit

Non-profit

An organization whose goals do not include making a personal profit for its shareholders

3 forms of business ownership

- Sole Proprietorships


- Partnerships


- Corporations

Why does it matter what type of form of business ownership are?

- Source of money


- Types of taxes


- Liability

Sole Proprietorship

A business owned, and usually managed, by one person

Sole Proprietorships Advantages


List 3

- Ease start to end


- Be your own boss


- No special taxes

Sole Proprietorship disadvantages

- Unlimited liabilty


- Limited financial resources


- Limited growth


Partnerships


Also list 3 types of Partnership

A legal form of business with two or more parties.


- General Partnerships


- Limited Partnerships


- Limited Liability Partnerships

General Partner

An owner who has unlimited liabiliy and is active in managing the firm

Limited Partnership

An owner invests money in the business but does not have any management responsibilities

Limited liability Partnership

An partnership that limits disadvantages of unlimited liability

Partnership Advantages

- more financial resources


- shared management


- longer survival

Partnership Disadvantages

- unlimited liability


- disagreement among partners


- difficult to terminate

Corporation Advantages

- more money for investment


- limited liability


- seperation of ownership

Corporation Disadvantages

- initial start up cost


- paperwork


- termination difficult

Corporations

A federally, or provincially, chartered legal entity with authority to act and have liability separate from its owners