Characteristics of Business Organizations. Sole Proprietorship O Business owned and run by one person O Largest number of businesses in the US.

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Characteristics of Business Organizations

Sole Proprietorship O Business owned and run by one person O Largest number of businesses in the US

Partnership O Business owned by 2 or more people O Fewest number in the US

Corporation O A form of a business organization recognized by the law as having all the rights of individuals O Generates the most business

Profits and losses: shared or not?

Sole Proprietorship O Not shared

Partnership O Shared between partners according to partnership agreement

Corporation O Shared with stockholders O Dividends

Liability: Limited or Unlimited. Discuss

Sole Proprietorship O Unlimited

Partnership O Unlimited or limited depending on how the Articles of Partnership are written

Corporation O Limited

Management: Is it easy or difficult?

Sole Proprietorship O Easy O You can make decisions quickly

Partnership O Can be difficult as each owner may have their own ideas

Corporation O Can hire management teams to run most efficiently

Taxes: What type are paid?

Sole Proprietorship O Individual Income Tax

Partnership O Individual Income Tax

Corporation O Double Taxation – O Individual Income Tax for shareholders O Corporate Tax for the business

Personal Satisfaction: What kind of satisfaction do owners get?

Sole Proprietorship O Lots O They reap all the benefits

Partnership O Lots O They can reap many benefits

Corporation O Stock Dividends – yes O No satisfaction from running your own business or being your own boss

Start-up: Is it easy or difficult? How do you do it?

Sole Proprietorship O Easy O Apply for a business license

Partnership O Easy O Need Articles of Parnertership drawn up listing who is responsible for what

Corporation O Hard O Must file for permission from the gov’t O If approved a charter will be granted O Then you can sell stock

Financing Growth: Is it easy to raise money for growth?

Sole Proprietorship O Very difficult O Banks less likely to lend to an individual

Partnership O Difficult depending on the size of the partnership

Corporation O Very easy O Sell more stock

Efficiency: Can the business operate efficiently?

Sole Proprietorship O Depends on the size of the business O Can be difficult if you are the one in charge of all aspects of the business

Partnership O Can be difficult depending on the size O More efficient than a sole proprietorship

Corporation O Very easy O Can hire a professional team to manage it

Attracting New Employees: Easy or Difficult?

Sole Proprietorship O Difficult O You cannot offer the same benefits and pay

Partnership O Difficult depending on the size

Corporation O Easy O Can offer many incentives

Life of the Business: How long does it continue?

Sole Proprietorship O Limited O Owner dies – business dies

Partnership O Limited and Unlimited O Depends on how the Articles of Partnership are written

Corporation O Unlimited O Stock can be sold to others when someone does not want it any longer