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Chapter 9

The Organizational Plan

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Organizational Issues
Developing Management
Team

Legal Form of Business

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Legal Forms

Sole Proprietorship

Partnership

Corporation
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Ownership

Sole Proprietorship Individual

Partnership No Limit On Number


Of Partners
Corporation No Limit On Number
Of Shareholders

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Liability of Owners
Individual Liable For
Sole Proprietorship
Business Liabilities
All Individuals Liable For All
Partnership- General Business Liabilities

Limited Partners Liable For


Partnership- Limited Amount of Capital
Contribution
Shareholders Liable For
Corporation Amount Of Capital
Contribution
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Cost To Start
Sole Proprietorship Trade Name Filing
Fees
Partnership Agreement,
Partnership- General Legal Costs, Trade Name
Filing Fees
More Comprehensive
Partnership- Limited Partnership Agreement
Created By Statute, Articles Of
Incorporation, Filing Fees, Taxes,
Corporation Fees for States In Which
Corporation Registers To Do
Business
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Continuity Of Business
Death Dissolves
Sole Proprietorship
Business
Death/Withdrawal Of 1 Partner
Partnership- General Terminates Business Unless
Agreement Stipulates Otherwise

Death/Withdrawal Has No
Partnership- Limited
Effect On Continuity

Death/Withdrawal Of Owner
Corporation Has No Effect On Continuity

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Transferability Of Interest
Complete Freedom To
Sole Proprietorship
Sell/Transfer
General Partners Can Transfer
Partnership- General Only with Consent Of All Other
General Partners

Limited Partners Can Sell Interest


Partnership- Limited Without Consent of General
Partners

Shareholders Can Sell/Buy Stock


Corporation- Regular At Will. Some Transfers Might Be
Restricted.
Shareholder Can Only Sell Stock
Corporation- S To An Individual. 9-10
Capital Requirements
Sole Proprietorship Raised By Loan Or
Increased Contribution By
Individual
Loans/New Contributions
Partnership Require Change In
Agreement
Raised By Sale of
Corporation- Regular Stock/Bonds/Borrowing
One Class Of Stock Limited
Corporation- S to 75 Stockholders
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Management Control
Owner Makes All
Sole Proprietorship
Decisions
All Partners Have Equal
Partnership- General Control, Majority Rules

Partnership- Limited Only General Partners Have


Control Of Business

Majority Shareholders Have


Corporation Control. Day-To-Day
Control With Management
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Distribution Of Profits

Sole Proprietorship Owner Receives All


Profits/Losses
Distributed According
Partnership To Agreement & Capital
Contribution
Shareholders Received
Corporation Profits Through
Dividends

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Ability To Raise Capital

Limited to Capability Of
Sole Proprietorship Owner & Success Of
Business
Depends On Capability
Partnership of Partners & Success
Of Business
Limited Owner Liability
Corporation Is Attractive To
Investors

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Tax Attributes Of Legal Form
Sole Proprietorship = Owner
 No Double Tax
 No Capital Stock/Retained Earnings
Penalty
Partnership
 Limited Partners = Share Of Profits But No
Liability
 Income Distributed Based On Agreement
Corporation = Separate Entity
 More Deductions/Expenses Available
 Double Taxation Of Dividends 9-15
S Corporation- Advantages
Gains/Losses = Personal Income/Loss
Limited Liability Protection
No Minimum Tax
Stock Transferable

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Limited Liability Company
Partnership/Corporation Hybrid, Laws
Differ From State To State
Has Members
No Shares Issued, Each Member Owns
According to Articles of Incorporation
Liability = Member’s Capital Contribution
Transfer Requires Unanimous Consent
Taxed As Partnership
Standard Term = 30 Years, Continuity
Restricted
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Advantages of LLC
LLC Liabilities Added To
Partnership Interest
Most States Do Not Tax LLCs
Ownership Not Limited To
Individuals
Members Share Income, Profit,
Expense, Etc., Among
Themselves
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Organizational Design
Structure
Planning, Measurement,
Evaluation Schemes
Rewards
Selection Criteria
Training
Management Team
Board Of Directors
Board Of Advisors
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Important topics
• Organizational Structure
• Job Description
• Responsibilities
• Qualification
• Recruitment process
• Training and development
• Induction
• Orientation
• Job shadowing
• Training method
• Motivating employees
• Recognition and reward

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Effective Team
1) Clear Purpose 7) Open
Communication
2) Informal
8) Clear Roles/Work
3) Participation Assignments
4) Listen 9) Shared
Leadership
5) Civilized
10)External
Disagreement Relations
6) Consensus 11)Style Diversity
Decisions 12)Self-Assessment
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