ADM 3360 Chapter 14: Ch.14- Business Forms and Arrangements

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Choosing a how to own a business is a critical decision because it determines in large part who: Shares in business profits an other assets. Makes and is accountable for management decisions. An unincorporated business organization that has only one owner. (oldest form, sme) There is no legislation pertaining to the sole proprietorship as such. A discussion of legal consequences of this form of business is really a discussion of the rights and liabilities of an individual: financial liability. Regardless of what the owner has invested in his business, his business assets and his personal assets may be seized to pay the outstanding debts of the business: profit sharing. All the profits after taxes accrue to the proprietor alone. (but he also bears the risk of failure: decision making. Can make business decisions very quickly and independently. Limited access to capital (owner"s own assets and the credit he can get: taxation.

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