F ORMS OF L EGAL O WNERSHIP Sole Proprietorship Partnership Corporation.

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F ORMS OF L EGAL O WNERSHIP Sole Proprietorship Partnership Corporation

S OLE P ROPRIETORSHIP Owned and operated by one person Easy to create Single owner receives all profits, incurs any losses, and is liable for the debts of business

S OLE P ROPRIETORSHIP Advantages: Easy and inexpensive to create Owner receives all profits Least regulated form of ownership Business pays no taxes. Owner pays personal income taxes which is a lower rate than the corporate tax rate.

S OLE P ROPRIETORSHIPDisadvantages: Unlimited liability Full responsibility for all debts Owners personal assets are at risk (i.e., home, car, etc.) May have insufficient skills Upon death, the business dissolves

P ARTNERSHIP A business with two or more owners Partners do not have to share a business equally How the partnership interests are divided are spelled out in the Partnership Agreement.

P ARTNERSHIP Advantages Inexpensive and easy to create Share ideas, abilities, and financial obligations Owners pay taxes as personal income which is taxed at lower rate.

P ARTNERSHIP Disadvantages Difficulty in dissolving partnership Personality conflicts Partners held liable for each other’s actions

C ORPORATION Registered by the state and operates apart from its owners A corporation lives-on after the owners die or have sold interest Ownership is represented by shares of stock, public or private

C ORPORATION Advantages Corporations are separate legal entities from the owners Perpetual Existence: The corporation is not dissolved upon death of owners Shareholder’s liability is limited to amount invested However, officers may be personally liable; i.e. Enron’s late Kenneth Lay

C ORPORATION Disadvantages Expensive to start and requires a lot of legal paperwork. Must hire attorneys. Corporation owners are seemingly double-taxed The business’ profits are taxed at a higher corporate rate The owner’s income from the business (or shareholder’s dividends) is also taxed as personal income

You may use the class set of magazines as well as hand drawings, but there must be a minimum of 8 pictures on your collage Each group will be assigned one of the legal forms of ownership. Using your notes and class discussion you will DEFINE, LIST advantages and disadvantages and CREATE a COLLAGE illustrating your form of ownership. B USINESS S TRUCTURE P ROJECT 50 P OINTS RUBRIC Overall Creativity Definition Advantages and Disadvantages Collage 10 15