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ACCOUNTING A
LANGUAGE OF
BUSINESS?
[thru] FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
COMMUNICATE
Decision(s)
THE DECISION
BUSINESS MAKERS
(Users of Financial
Information)
TOPICS:
Forms of Business Organization
Business According to Activities
BUSINESS
TOPICS:
What is Financial Statement(s)
Principles of Accounting
When to prepare the Financial
Statements.
Qualities of a Financial Statements
THE FINANCIAL Accounting Information or Branches of
STATEMENTS Accounting.
TOPICS:
BUSINESS
FORMS OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
SOLE
PROPRIETORSHIP PARTNERSHIP CORPORATION COOPERATIVE
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
There are minimal costs and Resources are limited as the capital
requirements in the formation is provided only by the owner.
The owner can withdraw the assets The liability of the owner is
and profits of the business anytime unlimited as he or she is
at his or her own discretion. accountable to all creditors of the
business.
Decision making is solely in the Infusion of knowledge in the
hands of the owner. management of the business is
limited to one person only.
The duration of the life of the
business solely on its owner.
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
Legal Requirement
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
There are minimal costs and The partners are liable for the
requirements in the formation actions of each partner as a result of
mutual agency.
There are more funds contributed A general partner has unlimited
from the investment of the partners. liability if the other partners are
limited partners or are insolvent.
Legal Requirement
For the partnership, the business is registered with the
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) upon submission
of the following documents:
• Proposed Article of Partnership
• Name Verification Slip
• Bank Certificate Deposit
• Alien Certificate of Registration, Special Investors Resident Visa
or proof of other types of visa (in case of foreigners)
• Proof of Inward Remittance (in case of non-resident alien)
CORPORATION
• This is organized by at least five (5) but not more than fifteen
natural persons called Incorporators.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
The stockholders only have limited A corporation entails many
liability, as their liability extends only requirements and is more costly than a
up to the amount of their capital partnership.
investment
A corporation has continuous The government exercises strict
existence as its life is indefinite. control over corporations and imposes
high taxes.
Legal Requirement
For the corporation, the following are the incorporation
documents required to be filed with the Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC):
• Articles of Incorporation
• By-laws
• Treasurer’s Affidavit which should state compliance
with the authorized subscribed and paid-up capital
stock requirements.
• Bank Certificate which should state that the paid-up
capital portion of the authorized capital stock has
been deposited to the issuing bank.
COOPERATIVE
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
The prices of the products offered to There is limited capital due to
consumers are lower due to direct underprivileged members
purchases of cooperative members
from producers or manufacturers.
Cooperatives are managed by the The cooperative is strictly for members
managed by the members themselves; only and shares cannot be transferred
thus, saving on management costs to non-members.
which leads to lower prices of products
inuring to the benefit of the
consumers.
Lack of efficient management as it is
management only by its members.
COOPERATIVE
COOPERATIVE
Legal Requirement
For a cooperative, the business is registered with the
Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) upon
submission of the following documents:
• Economic Survey
• Notarized Articles of Cooperation and By-Laws
• Bonds of accountable officer of officers
• Notarized sworn statement of the treasurer certifying
that the required subscription and payment of the
authorized share capital have been fulfilled.
BUSINESS ACCORDING TO ACTIVITIES