2. Centro Bilingüe
Vista Alegre
Theme: Types of business
organization.
Subjects: Business Accounting
Professor: Israel Torres
Name: Keysie A. Fonseca
Date: April, Thursday 7th 2022
INTRODUCTION
Organizations are systems designed to
achieve goals and objectives through
human and other resources. They are
composed of interrelated subsystems
that serve specialized functions.
The organization is to arrange and
coordinate the available resources
(material, human and financial). It
is organized by standards or tables
that have been arranged for these
purposes. Example: Phone book in
alphabetical order, which is a table.
Topographically classified library
according to the CDU, which is a
table.
3. Purpose
The purpose of the organization
determines what the position of
the company should be in the
future and what is the way
forward. It is a concept
directly connected to the
mission within the design of the
objectives system and serves to
identify and communicate
corporate values.
Research question and
objectives
What is the importance of the
organization of a company?
R-The organization allows the
efficient grouping or distribution
of tasks and resources in the
company.
What are the characteristics of
organizations?
R-It is deliberately planned. It
has specific goals. It has one or
more centers of authority or
power. Make up a system of
activities.
4. Explanation of
proyect
The theme of the research
project is based on the fact
that we must have a good
organization of the elements
that exist within a company,
because each element fulfills
an elementary function.
we have different types of
organizations for example:
universities, service
companies, schools, armed
institutes, social clubs, the
family, etc.
Methodology
Company valuation methods
are analysis frameworks
from which an attempt is
made to calculate the real
value or theoretical price
of a company.
How we know a company is
made up of many variables.
For example, machinery,
patents, buildings, debts,
income statements, etc.
5. Findings
Types of business
organization
1. Sole proprietorship
A sole proprietorship is a type of business
where there is no legal distinction between
the business entity and its owner, so it
best fits situations where the organization
only has one owner. They are a popular
choice for small businesses due to the low
initial costs.
2. Partnership
A partnership is a formal agreement
between two or more people who
agree to run a business together.
It can also be established between
two or more companies or between
companies and individuals.
3. Corporation
Corporations are companies that
have been authorized to act as
single entities. When a company's
owner incorporates their
business, they essentially
separate their personal liability
from that of the company.
4. Limited liability company
As with corporations, limited
liability companies separate the
owners' liability from that of the
company. They can be taxed either as
corporations or as partnerships, and
they can be owned by many different
types of business entities, such as
trusts, corporations, individuals and
other LLCs.
6. Conclusions
5. Cooperative
A cooperative is a business that is
operated solely for the benefit of
those who own it and use its
services. This implies that the
business distributes its generated
earnings to its members, also called
user-owners. The company's members
typically vote to elect a board of
directors to make any necessary
managerial decisions.
I conclude that
organizations can be used
everywhere, however, in a
company it must be
constant since a company
without an organization
can cause problems between
the employees and the head
of the company, just as
the company can go to ruin
for not having a good
organization within it.
7. Special Thanks
• I thank my aunt for helping
me at work.
Video presentation
online
https://youtu.be/dsLp2j8qkBU
8. Resources
• Internet
• Web Sites
Bibliographie
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-
job/type-of-businesses
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