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Sole Proprietorship
is the most basic type of
business organization in the
country, in which, an individual
personally owns the business.
Sole proprietors can taking out loans raise capital by
to support the business.
A sole proprietorship is the easiest type of business to establish
or take apart, due to a lack of government regulation. As such,
these types of businesses are very popular among sole owners of
businesses, individual self-contractors, and consultants.
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
- Easy to set up - Unlimited liability
- Controlled by - Difficult to raise
owner capital
- Tax incentives
PARTNERSHIP
is formed when two or more persons bind themselves
to contribute money, property, or
industry to a common fund, with the intention of
dividing the profits and ownership among themselves.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
- Easy to set up - Unlimited liability
- More resources - Difficult to raise
- Tax advantages capital
- Responsible for
partner decision
PARTNERSHIP
There are two classifications of partnership in the
Philippines: general partnership and limited
partnership. In a general partnership business
partners share unlimited liability for the debts and
obligation of the partnership. In a limited partnership,
some partners will have unlimited liability but limited
partners' liability is equal only to the amount of their
capital contribution
CORPORATION
Stockholders - they are liable for the
company's debts to the extent of their
investment
Owners of a corporation are called shareholders,
who are responsible for the debts of the
corporation only up to the extent of their capital
contribution.
Registration of corporations is under the SEC.
COORPORATION
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
- Easy to raise - Harder to set up
capital - Higher taxes
- Transfer
ownership
COOPERATIVE
-is defined by law as "an autonomous and duly
registered association of persons, with a common bond
of interest, who have voluntarily joined together to
achieve their social, economic, and capital required,
patronizing their products and services and accepting a
fair share of the risks and benefits of the undertaking in
accordance with needs and aspirations by making
equitable contributions to the universally accepted
cooperative principles".
Cooperatives can obtain capital from
members' capital contributions,
through direct investment, or by
retaining a portion of net income.
It must be submitted to the
Cooperative Development
Authority, the government
agency that registers all types of
cooperatives in the Philippines.
The primary objective of a cooperative
according to the Cooperative Development
Authority (CDA) of the Philippines is promoting
the economic interests and general welfare of its
members.
COOPERATIVE
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
- Equal ownership - Conflict among
and control members
- Profit sharing - Lack of Privacy
- Government
Control
SOLE PARTNERSHIP CORPORATION COOPERATIVE
PROPRIETORSHIP
Farms Doctor offices PepsiCo Ace Hardware
Private tutor CPA services Microsoft Women’s Handicraft
cooperative
Local barber shop Ikea
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