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Year 10 Accounting & Entrepreneurship
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Define the types of business structure List advantage and disadvantages of each Identify when to use which structure
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In this course we will look at 3 business structures ◦ Sole trader ◦ Partnership ◦ Company
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1 person as director who is: ◦ Legally responsible for all aspects of the business ◦ The only decision maker It is the simplest structure They have complete control 100% of the liability = unlimited liability Taxed at personal tax rates
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2 or more people, but less than 20 They share the profits, and the liabilities A Partnership Agreement is used to establish rights and responsibilities, for example ◦ Who has limited and / or unlimited liability ◦ Who gets what share of the profits ◦ Who gets paid what and when Partners are not employees
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A separate legal entity that can hold assets and conduct business in it’s own rights that is owned by shareholders and managed by directors You can sue a company A director can still be held liable for conduct and business performance There is limited liability Must be registered with ASIC Must be incorporated under the Corporations Act 2001
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There are 2 types of Companies Public ◦ More than 50 non employees shareholders ◦ Can offers shares to the public and ◦ Is listed on ASX Propriety ◦ No more than 50 non employee shareholders ◦ Generally not permitted to offer shares to the public ◦ Must have at least 1 shareholder and 1 director
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