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INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS.ppt
1. Introduction to
Business
• Business means the activity which is legal
and beneficial to society.
• Business activities should be abided by
the rules and regulations of the country.
• And pay taxes and duties as per norms
2. • Business is an activity whose main motive
is to earn profit.
• Business perspective is the study of all
related factors.
3. Forms of business organization
• Sole traders
• Partnership Firms
• Joint Stock Companies(Pvt Ltd company,
Public Limited Company.)
• Co-Operative Societies
• Public Sector Enterprises
• Private Enterprises
4. Sole Trading Concerns
• In this category the title of assets, liabilities
are in a single persons name.
• It could be any type of business of
production.
• He will manage with the help of others
• He is only responsible for the profits and
losses
5. Advantages of Single ownership
firms
• Can be started in small way with lesser
capital
• Organization will be small and simple. Can
be enlarged later
• Centralized decision making
• Profits enjoyed by one person- so that
effort will be more.
• The business secrets can be maintained
like cost, pricing, profits margins etc
6. • Paper works can be reduced
• Formalities and legal works can also be
maintained
• The suitable business for this kind – repair
centers, provision stores, canteens,
wholesaler, traders and various types of
services
7. Disadvantages
• Loss is a major hit
• Maintenance of accounts is difficult
• Liability of debts and losses are more
• The employee satisfaction will entirely
depend on knowledge and attitude of the
owners
• Present and future of business entirely
depend on longevity of the owner
8. Partnership Firms
• Two or more people together can form a
partnership firms
• Minimum is two maximum is 20
• For registered partnership firms minimum
is 7 maximum is twenty.
• The work can be divided in to production,
marketing, finance, purchase etc
9. Definition of partnership firm
• “Partnership is defined as the relation
between persons who are agreed to share
the profits of a business carried on by all
or any of them for all”
• Usually friends, relatives and common
friends join together as partners and
contribute their funds, skills, knowledge for
the purpose of making profits.
10. • Normally the share, percentage of profits
and other things are pre decided well in
advance and documented
• In partnership firms it is assumed that all
the partners will have mutual trust and
respet
• Accounts and dealings will be opened and
no hide and seek efforts will be made
11. Advantages of Partnership
Firms
• Poling of funds will be easier
• Variety of talents and skills will be readily
available
• Formation of company is easy
• There is a legal binding to share profits
and losses
• Profits is arrived after interest and income
tax is apportioned and will be distributed
among partners
12. Continued..
• This type of business is best suited for
poly clinics, engineering units and legal
firms and trading firms and large bsines.
13. Disadvantages of partnership
firm
• Management will be difficult
• The difference of opinion may hamper the
work
• It main partner is sick it effects the over all
business
• Partners will have interest if the business
is making profit, if los they may loose the
interests