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Small Business

A business in which the owner and manager isthe same person, and which employs fewer than fifteen people.

Reasons for Becoming a Small Business Owner:

- Profit Motive


- A desire for greater freedom/independence – to be your own boss


- Identifying a market opportunity


- Unemployment

Alternative Investments

- Cash


- Property


- Shares

Term Deposit

An investment option that requires the investor to agree to invest for a specified length of time.

Capital Gain

A return generated from an investment in theform of an increase in the value of an asset that can therefore be sold for more than its purchase cost.

Negative Gearing

A strategy used by investors to reduce their taxable income by purchasing property which generates rental income which is less than the costs it incurs.

Capital Gains Tax

A form of taxation charged when a gain is made on the sale of an asset.

Share

A document that verifies part-ownership in a public company.

Dividend

A share of the profit earned by a company that is distributed to shareholders.

Franking Credit Dividend

Dividend income received by the investor on which the company has already paid tax.

Capital Loss

The loss incurred when an asset is sold at a price less than its initial purchase price.

Personal Qualities of Successful Small Business Owners

- Expertise


- Entrepreneurship


- Determination


- Confidence


- Cordiality and Patience


- Humility

External Support Resources

- Accountants


- Lawyers


- Bank Managers


- Sponsored Assistance Programs

Nature of Business Operations

- Retail/Trading


- Service


- Manufacturing


- Mixed Businesses

Cost Price

The original purchase price of stock.

Sole Proprietorship

A business owned by a single individual,operating their business in their own right under their own name or a registered businessname.

Unlimited Liability

The legal status of sole proprietorships and partnerships is that they are not recognised as separate legal entities,so the owner(s) is personally liable for the debts of the business.

Partnership

A business owned by two or more persons in business together with a view to making a profit.

Proprietary Company

A separate legal entity that is entitled to do business in its own right.

Limited Liability

The legal status of a company, which exists asa separate legal entity,so the owners have no further responsibility for liabilities incurred by the business.

Goodwill

An intangible asset representing the value of the firm’s reputation,clientele, viability and future growth prospects.

Franchise

An arrangement under which one party (thefranchisor) grants toanother party (the including the use of the franchise name andbusiness practices.

Successful Small Businesses Have:

- High demand for their product or service


- A location that is visible and easily accessible for customers - Sufficient starting capital that can support the business and the owner until it is functioning in a profitable manner

Small Businesses Fail Due to:

- Competition from other small and large businesses


- A poor location


- Insufficient start up capital to support the business or the owner(s) until sales are established


- Poor marketing


- Poor management skills and lack of willingness to seek professional advice


- Poor customer relations