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Belay, S. (2009) - Export-Import Theory, Practices, and Procedures. (2 Ed.) - New York: Routledge
Belay, S. (2009) - Export-Import Theory, Practices, and Procedures. (2 Ed.) - New York: Routledge
Export-Import Theory1
Setting up the business
Whether it is a new or existing export-import business,
the legal form, or structure, will determine how the
business is to be conducted, its tax liability, and other
important considerations. Each form of business
organization has its own advantages and
disadvantages, and the entrepreneur has to select the
one that best fulfills the goals of the entrepreneur and
the business. Selection of an appropriate business
organization is a task that requires accounting and legal
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Belay, S. (2009). Export-Import Theory, Practices, and Procedures. (2a ed.). New York: Routledge.
expertise and should be done with the advice of a
competent attorney or accountant.
Ownership structure
In this section, we examine different forms of business
organizations: sole proprietorships, partnerships,
corporations, and limited liability companies.
Sole proprietorships
A sole proprietorship is a firm owned and operated by
one individual. No separate legal entity exists. There is
one principal in the business who has total control over
all export-import operations and who can make
decisions without consulting anyone. The major
advantages of sole proprietorships are as follows:
The individual owners have a lower rate than the tax rate
Knowing well that each legal form in which the company has its
legal bases will apply different processes why you should know
what you should apply to have greater knowledge and not have
legal consequences in the environment even with a single
administrator or boss immediately co-author all the legal health
and tax aspects for a better export or import in order to provide the
company with better quality and good recognition at the
international level and to conquer or reach large countries for its
advertising and industry growth.