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Entrepreneur – Factors of Production – Educate Yourself Competition? Getting Help from the Government – - SBASBA $ for new business startups – State Department of Commerce / Community Affairs - DOCDOC Gives low-rent buildings, Management advice, etc. Uses State and federal funds Help from the Internet
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– Equipment, wages, insurance, taxes, rent, utilities – Don’t forget YOUR wages – Subtract Expenses from Income to find Profits (needed for taxes) – Programs available on internet to record expenses and incomes – Can also figure net worth – difference between what you OWN and what you OWE – Expenses tax deductible – Need to know Net Business Income – Opportunity Cost: Is Risk of losing savings/money worth being own boss???
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Definition Advantages: ◦ Taxes usually low Only taxed on Profits Disadvantages: ◦ Unlimited Liability!!!???
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Legally signed agreement ◦ How assets will be distributed if ended Advantages of a Partnership Areas of Expertise ◦ Taxes low Split Profits Disadvantages ◦ Decision making slower Both have to agree
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Limited Partnerships Management and financial responsibilities Only give funds Losses limited to contribution Limited Liability Company (LLC) Joint Venture ◦ Temporary – Task Specific
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Owned by many, law treats as one Stock is OWNERSHIP Advantages: ◦ Stockholders – Disadvantages: ◦ Taxed higher than other business organizations Must do 3 things to start a corporation ◦ Register the Corporation with the Government
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Must file http://www.sos.state.oh.us/ http://www.sos.state.oh.us/ Must Include: ◦ Name, Address, and Purpose of the Corporation ◦ Names and Addresses of Initial Board of Directors ◦ Number of shares of stock to be issued ◦ Amount of money capital raising by issuing stock If allowable by state they will issue you a Corporate Charter (License to operate from that state)
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◦ Advantages Voting Rights Share in Future Profits ◦ Disadvantages No Guaranteed Dividend ◦ Advantages Paid before Common Stockholders if business fails ◦ Disadvantages No Voting Rights
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Founder and any partners selects first board Bylaws govern elections after first chosen ◦ Set of Laws written after Corporate Charter given Describes selling of stock and dividends Duties of company officers What the Board does? ◦ Supervises the corporation ◦ Hiring of officers ◦ DOES NOT run the day-to-day operations
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Original group – Franchisor Buyer – Must pay a fee – Examples: ◦ McDonalds and other Fast Foods ◦ Holiday Inn and other Hotels ◦ Speedway and other Gas Stations ◦ ???
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Name Recognition Trained on how the Parent Company markets, produces, and sells products ◦ Franchisor does the Advertising
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Loss of Control ◦ Franchisor often dictates Legal Problems ◦ Obligation not met
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