This document summarizes different ways to classify organizations. Organizations can be classified based on who controls them (public or private), form of ownership (sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, cooperative), purpose (profit-seeking or non-profit), capitalization, number of employees, and activity (commerce/trade or industry). It also lists where different types of organizations need to register, such as the Department of Trade and Industry, Securities and Exchange Commission, or local government units.
This document summarizes different ways to classify organizations. Organizations can be classified based on who controls them (public or private), form of ownership (sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, cooperative), purpose (profit-seeking or non-profit), capitalization, number of employees, and activity (commerce/trade or industry). It also lists where different types of organizations need to register, such as the Department of Trade and Industry, Securities and Exchange Commission, or local government units.
This document summarizes different ways to classify organizations. Organizations can be classified based on who controls them (public or private), form of ownership (sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, cooperative), purpose (profit-seeking or non-profit), capitalization, number of employees, and activity (commerce/trade or industry). It also lists where different types of organizations need to register, such as the Department of Trade and Industry, Securities and Exchange Commission, or local government units.
5. Register your employees to the following: Lesson 1: Nature and Types of Organizations a. Social Security System Concepts of Organization b. Philippine Health Insurance Corporation c. Home Development Mutual Fund - Organization is a social unit of people that is structured and managed to meet a need or to pursue 1. All types of Cooperatives are mandated to collective goals. register at the Cooperative Development - An organization is a group of people who work Authority (CDA). together in an organized way for a shared purpose. 3. According to Purpose • Profit seeking organizations - Business - Organization refers to a group of people who work organizations together. • Non-profit organizations - Charitable Classifications and types of organizations Institutions - Foundations 1. THE FIRST CLASSIFICATION IS ACCORDING TO - Professional/trade associations WHO CONTROLS THE ORGANIZATION. - Religious organizations public organizations - Organizations that are controlled by political bodies such as those 4. ACCORDING TO CAPITALIZATION AND NUMBER OF elected in positions or designated by appointing EMPLOYEES officials Private organizations - Organizations controlled by individuals or companies whose main objectives are primarily for profit or service.
2. ACCORDING TO FORM OF OWNERSHIP
Sole Proprietorship - Type of business that is owned and managed by a single individual. Partnership - An organization of two or more persons who bind themselves to contribute money, property, or industry to a common ACCORDING TO ACTIVITY fund, with the intention of dividing the profits among themselves. Commerce or trade - Involves activities that relate to Corporation - It is a company recognized by law the buying and selling of goods and services. as a single body with its own powers and - Distributors are needed to liabilities, separate from those of the individual facilitate such movement members. Cooperative - an autonomous and duly Industry - Refers to the organized action of making of registered association of persons, with a goods and services for sale. common bond of interest, who have voluntarily • Primary joined together to achieve their social, economic, and cultural. • Secondary WHERE TO REGISTER? • Tertiary 1. Department of Trade and Industry 2. Securities and Exchange Commission 3. Local Government Units where your business is located: a. Barangay b. Mayor’s Office