Forms and Types of Business Organization

Project ACCTNG
31 Oct 202015:26

Summary

TLDRIn this episode of 'Project Accounting,' the focus is on forms and types of business organization. It covers the identification of business forms by ownership nature, the advantages and disadvantages of four business forms, and a comparison of business types based on activities. The video explains single proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and cooperatives, detailing their characteristics, benefits, and drawbacks. It also discusses business types based on activities: service, merchandising, and manufacturing, providing examples for each. The episode aims to help viewers understand how businesses are structured to meet their goals.

Takeaways

  • πŸ˜€ Accounting is about economic entities and business organizations describe how businesses are structured to meet their goals.
  • 🏒 The objective of most businesses is to maximize profits, but some operate with purposes other than profit, such as non-profit organizations.
  • πŸ“š There are four basic categories of business organization: single proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and cooperatives.
  • πŸ‘€ Single proprietorship is a business owned by one person, which is the simplest and most common form of business organization.
  • 🀝 Partnership is a business owned by two or more persons who contribute to a common fund with the intention of dividing the profits.
  • 🏬 A corporation is a separate legal entity with ownership divided into transferable shares of stocks, and it has the power of succession.
  • 🀝 Cooperatives are associations of persons with a common bond of interests who contribute equitably to the capital required to achieve their social, economic, and cultural needs.
  • πŸ’Ό The advantages of a sole proprietorship include the owner keeping all profits, ease of formation, and operation.
  • πŸ€‘ Partnerships offer advantages such as pooled capital, shared decision-making, and easier organization compared to corporations.
  • πŸ’Ό Corporations have the advantage of limited liability for shareholders, continuous existence, and the ability to raise large capital.
  • 🏭 Cooperatives benefit from tax exemption on transactions with members, limited liability, and a focus on serving their members.
  • πŸ”„ Businesses can be classified based on their activities into service, merchandising, and manufacturing types.

Q & A

  • What is the main objective of most businesses?

    -The main objective of most businesses is to maximize profits.

  • What are the different categories of business organizations based on how they are established, owned, and operated?

    -The basic categories of business organizations are single proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and cooperatives.

  • What is a single proprietorship and what are its advantages and disadvantages?

    -A single proprietorship is a form of business organization owned by one person. Advantages include the owner keeping all the profits, ease of formation, and operation. Disadvantages include limited capital, unlimited liability, and the business's life is tied to the owner's life.

  • How is a partnership defined and what are its key characteristics?

    -A partnership is a contract where two or more persons contribute money, property, or industry to a common fund with the intention of dividing the profits. Key characteristics include shared profits, personal liability, and the need for a written agreement called articles of partnership.

  • What is a corporation and how is it different from other forms of business organizations?

    -A corporation is an artificial being created by operation of law, with the right of succession and powers attributes. It is different as it is a separate legal entity with ownership divided into shares of stocks and is regulated by the Corporation Code of the Philippines.

  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of a corporation?

    -Advantages of a corporation include limited liability, ease of raising capital, and continuous existence. Disadvantages include complex setup, double taxation of profits, and legal restrictions.

  • What is a cooperative and how is it structured?

    -A cooperative is an autonomous and voluntarily joined association of persons with a common bond of interests, aiming to achieve their social, economic, and cultural needs by contributing equitably to the capital. It is structured with members contributing to the capital and is regulated by the Cooperative Development Authority.

  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of cooperatives?

    -Advantages of cooperatives include tax exemption privileges and limited liability for members. Disadvantages include limited distribution of surplus, the need for continuous education programs, and potentially slower decision-making processes.

  • How are business organizations categorized based on their activities?

    -Business organizations are categorized into service businesses, merchandising businesses, and manufacturing businesses based on their activities.

  • What are some examples of service businesses mentioned in the script?

    -Examples of service businesses include public transport companies, beauty parlors, repair shops, and laundry shops.

  • What is the difference between a merchandising business and a manufacturing business?

    -A merchandising business buys products at wholesale and sells them at retail, making a profit from the difference in prices. A manufacturing business, on the other hand, buys raw materials and combines them with labor and expenses to create a new product for sale.

Outlines

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🏒 Introduction to Business Organizations

This paragraph introduces the topic of the video, which is about different forms and types of business organizations. It explains the purpose of businesses, which is typically to maximize profits, but can also include providing benefits to society. The paragraph outlines the basic categories of business organizations: single proprietorship, partnership, corporation, and cooperatives. It uses the example of a store called 'Sarasar' to illustrate the concept of a single proprietorship, where one person uses their savings to start a business and is the sole owner. The paragraph also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of a sole proprietorship, such as the owner keeping all profits, ease of formation, and unlimited liability.

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🀝 Partnerships in Business

The second paragraph delves into partnerships, explaining that they are formed by two or more persons who contribute money, property, or industry to a common fund with the intention of sharing profits. It outlines the advantages of partnerships, such as the ability to raise more capital, ease and low cost of organization, and shared decision-making. However, it also points out the disadvantages, including the sharing of profits among partners, personal liability for wrongful acts of partners, and unlimited liability in lawsuits. The paragraph uses the example of a grocery store to illustrate how a partnership might be formed with two individuals contributing capital.

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🏭 Corporations as Business Entities

This paragraph defines a corporation as an artificial being created by law, with the ability to succeed and own properties. It explains that a corporation is a separate legal entity with ownership divided into shares of stocks. The paragraph outlines the characteristics of a corporation, such as being regulated by the Corporation Code of the Philippines and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of corporations, including limited liability for shareholders, ease of raising capital, continuous existence, and the ability to operate without the need for multiple shareholders in the case of a one-person corporation. Disadvantages include complex setup, double taxation of profits, and legal restrictions.

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🀝 Cooperatives for Collective Benefits

The fourth paragraph focuses on cooperatives, which are defined as registered associations of persons with common interests who join together to achieve their social, economic, and cultural needs. It explains that cooperatives are characterized by member ownership, equitable contribution to capital, and patronage of their own products and services. The paragraph outlines the advantages and disadvantages of cooperatives, such as tax exemption for transactions with members, limited liability, and the need for continuous education programs. It also discusses the democratic nature of decision-making in cooperatives. The paragraph concludes by summarizing the different types of business organizations based on ownership and activities, such as service, merchandising, and manufacturing businesses.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Sole Proprietorship

Sole proprietorship is a form of business organization owned by a single individual. It is the simplest and most common form of business structure. In the video, the sole proprietorship is exemplified by a store funded with personal savings. The key advantage is that the owner keeps all the profits, but it has disadvantages like unlimited liability and limited capital.

πŸ’‘Partnership

A partnership is a business organization owned by two or more individuals who contribute resources, such as money or property, and share profits. The script mentions that a partnership is easier to form than a corporation and provides access to more capital, but partners share liabilities and profits. An example is a store where two friends contribute money to start the business.

πŸ’‘Corporation

A corporation is a legal entity separate from its owners, created through a legal process. It allows for ownership to be divided into shares of stock, and the liability of shareholders is limited to their investment. The video discusses the complexity of setting up a corporation, the benefits of raising large capital, and continuous existence due to legal succession.

πŸ’‘Cooperative

A cooperative is a business organization owned and operated by a group of people for their mutual benefit. It requires at least 15 members, and its main goal is to serve the interests of its members, not to maximize profit. The script highlights tax exemption privileges and limited liability as benefits, though decision-making in cooperatives can be slow.

πŸ’‘Limited Liability

Limited liability means that the personal assets of business owners are protected from the debts and liabilities of the business. In the context of the video, this concept is discussed in relation to corporations and cooperatives, where owners’ liabilities are limited to their investments, unlike in sole proprietorships and partnerships.

πŸ’‘Unlimited Liability

Unlimited liability refers to the responsibility of business owners to cover any debts or losses incurred by the business with their personal assets. The video explains that sole proprietorships and partnerships carry unlimited liability, meaning the owners’ personal property can be used to satisfy business debts.

πŸ’‘Service Business

A service business provides intangible products or services, such as professional advice, skills, or consultations for a fee. Examples in the video include public transport companies, beauty parlors, and repair shops. This type of business is distinct from merchandising or manufacturing businesses.

πŸ’‘Merchandising Business

A merchandising business buys goods at wholesale prices and sells them at retail prices to earn profit. The script uses grocery stores and appliance stores as examples, showing how these businesses operate by reselling products to customers at a markup.

πŸ’‘Manufacturing Business

A manufacturing business produces goods by combining raw materials, labor, and other inputs to create products for sale. Examples given in the video include factories and food processing plants. This type of business differs from service or merchandising businesses because it involves the production of tangible goods.

πŸ’‘Non-Profit Organization (NPO)

A non-profit organization (NPO) operates for purposes other than making profits, often with a goal to provide benefits to society. The script briefly mentions that not all businesses seek to maximize profits, and some, like NPOs, focus on social, economic, or cultural contributions to their communities.

Highlights

Introduction to forms and types of business organization

Definition of business organization and its role in meeting business goals

Explanation of different purposes of businesses beyond maximizing profits

Introduction to the basic categories of business organization

Definition and example of a single proprietorship

Advantages of single proprietorship including sole ownership and ease of operation

Disadvantages of single proprietorship such as unlimited liability and limited capital

Definition and example of a partnership

Advantages of partnership including shared decision-making and increased capital

Disadvantages of partnership such as shared profits and personal liability

Definition and characteristics of a corporation

Advantages of corporations including limited liability and continuous existence

Disadvantages of corporations such as complex setup and double taxation

Definition and characteristics of cooperatives

Advantages of cooperatives including tax exemption and limited liability

Disadvantages of cooperatives such as limited surplus distribution and need for continuous education

Types of business organization based on activities: service, merchandising, and manufacturing

Examples of service businesses and their operations

Examples of merchandising businesses and their operations

Examples of manufacturing businesses and their operations

Businesses that can be classified under more than one type

Summary of the different forms and types of business organizations discussed

Call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and support the channel

Transcripts

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hi

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everyone welcome back to another episode

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of project accounting

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so our topic for today is all about

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forms and types of business organization

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for this episode you will be able to

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identify the forms of business

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organization by nature of ownership

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identify the advantage

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and disadvantages of the four forms of

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business organization

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and compare and contrast the types of

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business according to activities

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so guyanas and abinadines at the first

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episode

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accounting is about economic entities

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business organization describes

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how businesses are structured and how

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their structure helps them to meet their

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goals

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the objective of most businesses is to

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maximize profits

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however some businesses would operate

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with purpose of other than tourist

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profits like to provide benefits to

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society guyanama npo or non-profit

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organizations

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so there are different categories of

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business organization that relate to how

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the business is established

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owned and operated the basic categories

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of business organization

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are single proprietorship

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partnership corporation and cooperatives

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so tara let's define and know the

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advantages and disadvantages of these

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forms of business organization

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suppose custom octagonasar is our store

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that will need 10 000 pesos to start

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and you use your ten thousand pesos

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savings to start the set business

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you are the sole owner of the said

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sarasar store

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this type of business is called soul or

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single proprietorship

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sole proprietorship is a form of

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business organization which is owned by

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one person

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the simplest and the most common form of

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business organization

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it is not separate from the owners sole

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proprietors must register with the

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department of trade and

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industry or dti so support iona sole

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proprietorship management advantages and

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disadvantages

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so elenza advantage and sole

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proprietorship i

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first the owner keeps all the profits

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evisabihin

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go into business now and lastly sole

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proprietorship is easy to form and

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operate

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as compared to partnership and

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corporation most modeling italian sole

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proprietorship cases

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requirements

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proprietorship first is the life of the

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business

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is limited to the life of the owner some

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of you may ask

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business

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however please take note now upon the

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death of the old owner

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the business legally stopped so

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considering

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take over it is considered as the new

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owner

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the amount of capital is limited only by

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the wealth of the proprietor

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limited lion capital proprietor

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and lastly owner has unlimited liability

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business solar proprietorship is not

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separate from the owner

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in 25000 and become part owner of the

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sarasar

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store assuming he agrees and that is

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called

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partnership so according to the law and

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partnership

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partnership is a contract whereby two or

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more persons bind themselves to

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contribute

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money property or industry to a common

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fund

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with the intention of dividing the

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profits among themselves

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so base a definition partnership is a

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form of business

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owned by two or more persons yuma owners

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are called partners and the details of

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the arrangement between the partners

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are outlined in a written document

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called articles of partnership

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yoma partners in milan pera and pueden

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elaine contribute

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furthering property or knowledge about

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the business

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tapos divide among partners

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based on their agreed sharing so

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proprietorship that patmak registers a

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dpi

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and partnership demand at corporation

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ida patmag registers a securities and

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exchange commission or sec

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so guyana's assault proprietorship may

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ending advantages and disadvantages of

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partnership

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unanimous advantages and partnership i

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hire capital

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because two or more persons will

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contribute to the commerce fund

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so mass malaria talaga capital as

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compared to sole proprietorship

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next demand is partnership is easy and

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inexpensive to organize as compared to

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corporation

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as it is formed by simple contract

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between two or more persons

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and lastly there is a share in decision

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making

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so mas madami ideas and puedema come up

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support management business and

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participation in business by more than

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one person

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makes it possible for closer supervision

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illinois disadvantages no partnership i

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there's a sharing of profits masmadaming

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people to share in profits as these are

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divided among the partners based on

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agreed sharing

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partners may also be subject to personal

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liability for wrongful acts or omissions

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of his or her associates

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and gaian is a sole proprietorship

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partners have unlimited liability

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in a lawsuit the personal properties of

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the partners can be held beyond their

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contributions

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and may be used to answer for any

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liability of the partnership

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grocery not just the sarasota store you

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have only 25 000 pesos and your friend

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one has twenty five thousand pesos

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but kilam on a one million pesos to

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start the set business

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so para nagisa patio capital to start

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your dream grocery store

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business with that capital you may now

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consider setting up a corporation

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so as defining the corporation code of

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the philippines

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corporation is an artificial being

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created by operation of law

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having the right of succession and the

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powers attributes and properties

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expressly authorized by law or

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incidental to its existence

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so based on definition a corporation is

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a business

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organized as a separate legal entity or

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artificial person

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under the corporation law tapos new

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ownership i divided into shares of

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stocks

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elanzimar characteristics the

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corporation i

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it is the law or the corporation code of

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the philippines fingonagona corporation

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and the sec or the securities and

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exchange commission

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is the government agency primarily

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tasked to regulate private corporations

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in the philippines

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corporations should be formed by five or

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more incorporators and the owners are

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called stockholders or shareholders

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the word corporation or incorporated

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appears in the name of the npp

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and the management of the business is

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delegated by the shareholders to the

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board of directors

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with the passage of the revised

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corporation code for the name register

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with only one shareholder

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in other words possible democrats turn a

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company in the philippines without the

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need for four other shareholders

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this type of company is classified as a

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one person corporation

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or opc and especially beneficial for

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micro

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small and medium-sized businesses so

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even if

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only one person owns this corporation it

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still has

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limited liability in contrast to its

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sole proprietorship

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champre merending advantages and

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disadvantages and corporation

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in lenziman advantages now corporation i

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limited liability

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shareholders liability is limited

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landsat among investigation

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in this elaborating have boolean to

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separate personal properties unlike sole

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proprietorship and partnership

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also it is easy to raise huge capital

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madame kasich on shareholders so must

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make it a great capital

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as compared to sole proprietorship and

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partnership except empress opc

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then corporation enjoys continuous

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existence because of power of succession

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of 50 years or higher cooperation is

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ownership illinois disadvantages ai

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setting up is complex it is not easy to

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organize

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because of complicated legal

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requirements and high costs

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beyond double taxation of profits

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government

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taxon dividend and also

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corporations are subject to several

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legal restrictions

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because corporations need to comply to

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several provisions of the corporation

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law

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based on their capital contribution this

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form of business organization is called

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cooperatives

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so as defined in the cooperative law

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cooperative is an autonomous and julie

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registered association of persons

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with a common band of interests who have

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voluntarily joined together to achieve

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their social

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economic and cultural needs and

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aspirations by making equitable

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contributions to the capital required

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electional characteristics and

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cooperatives i

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human owners which are called members

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contribute equitably to the capital of

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the

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opera team so in order to organize a

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cooperative

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there should be 15 or more natural

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persons

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the members are expected to patronize

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their products and services

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and the word cooperative appears in the

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name of the entity

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this form of business organization is

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regulated by the cooperative development

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authority or the cta

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so an anonymous advantages and

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disadvantages

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and cooperatives first is tax exemption

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privilege

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generally cooperative online a

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transaction with members

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this islam is subject to any taxes and

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fees imposed

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under internal revenue laws and other

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tax laws

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merending

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goal is to serve their members and

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strengthen the cooperative movement by

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working together

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so guyana corporation cooperatives has

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limited liability which means your

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liability

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members are limited to amount invested

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illness among disadvantages and

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cooperatives i

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there's a limited distribution of

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surplus limited language

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members based on their capital

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contribution

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next demand cooperatives also requires

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continuous education programs for

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members

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contribute effectively and efficiently

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to the development of their cooperatives

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and lastly mabaga and paguanama

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decisions are cooperatives

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then as a corporation each person may

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have the opportunity to offer their

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opinion on a matter before a final

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choice gets made

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next month is types of business

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organization based on their activities

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so business isn't engaged in any of the

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following

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service merchandising or manufacturing

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service business offers professional

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skills advice and consultations for a

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fee

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examples of these service businesses are

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public transport companies

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beauty parlor repair shops and laundry

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shops

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so next the man is young merchandising

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merchandising business

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buys at wholesale and later sells the

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products at retail

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they make a profit by selling the

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merchandise or products

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at prices that are higher than their

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purchase costs

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so examples of many merchandising or

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trading businesses are grocery

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supermarkets car dealers and appliances

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stores

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so next one is your manufacturing

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business

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so on manufacturing business demand it

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buys raw materials and uses them in

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making a new product

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therefore combining raw materials labor

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and expenses into a product for sale

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later on

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so examples at all issue factories

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garment factories

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and food processing plants so there are

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businesses that may be classified under

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more than one type of business

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for example a bakery combines raw

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materials in making lobes of bread

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somali manufacturing business sha

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whether in shang mckee turned on

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customer order in small coffee table

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servings of enzymata and hot coffee

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so service business nutrients at the

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same time

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so to summarize what we have learned

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today

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there are four kinds of business

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organization based on ownership

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it includes single proprietorship which

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is owned by one person the simplest and

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the most common form of business

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organization

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partnership which is owned by two or

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more persons with the intention of

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dividing profits among themselves

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corporation which is a business

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organized as a separate legal entity

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under the corporation law

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with the ownership divided into

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transferable shares of staffs

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and cooperatives which is a jewly

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registered association of persons

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voluntarily joining together

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to achieve their social economic and

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cultural needs

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meridian three types of business based

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on their activities

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it includes service business which

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offers professional skills advice and

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consultation for a fee

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merchandising business which buys at a

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wholesale and later sells the products

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at retail

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and manufacturing business which buys

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raw materials and uses them in making a

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new product

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therefore combining raw materials labor

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and expenses

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into a product for sale later on

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so if you like this video or if this

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