2014 business org for students
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This document discusses different types of business organizations including sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. It notes the pros and cons of each structure and provides examples. It specifically discusses double taxation that can occur with corporations and the liability risks of sole proprietorships and partnerships if they are sued. The document also mentions forming articles of incorporation and the differences between common and preferred stock.
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Suppose an entrepreneur wants to open a business, has enough money to get started, and chooses to organize as a sole proprietorship.
Getting Started. Starting a proprietorship is very simple. Because the business is indistinguishable from the entrepreneur, all he has to do to get started is obtain a local permit and declare the business open. That's an advantage of the proprietorship formโit's easy to start.
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Taxes. Now suppose the entrepreneur operates for a while and makes a profit. That profit will simply be taxed as personal income to the business owner. That's another advantage of the proprietorship formโthe business's profits are taxed only once, and that tax is at personal income tax rates. (We'll see why this is an advantage in a moment.)
Raising Money. Next, suppose the business is successful for six months and the entrepreneur wants to expand but doesn't have enough money to buy the assets required. He therefore looks for outside financing in the form of a loan. Any number of sources are possible, including family, friends, and a bank.
Family and friends might advance some money on the strength of their personal ^ relationship with our entrepreneur, but people who don't know him will always ask two very important questions.
First they'll want to know, "What happens to my money if your business fails?" The honest answer is that the money will be lost.
Next they'll ask, "What happens to me if you're phenomenally successful?" The answer is simply that the lender will get his or her money back with interest.
Now consider the lender's position. Lending to the entrepreneur is a gamble, but not a very good one. The worst possible outcome is a total loss, while the best result imaginable is merely getting back the amount loaned with a few dollars of interest. That might be all right if the chance of loss is very small, but in fact the overwhelming majority of small businesses fail. Of course lenders know this, so the loan isn't very attractive to them.
Tax Tips for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
The beauty of Entrepreneurship is that it provides freedom, wealth, financial stability, jobs and the opportunity for change, in your family, community, country or the world.
Entrepreneurs and small business owners create social and economic value, opportunity and employment far beyond their organizations. Specifically affecting the U.S. economy by playing key roles as suppliers, customers, and service providers for other businesses.
There is a path to success, you must be aware of what youโre doing in your business as well as how youโre doing it. Accounting will be your road map, there are few ways around it and shortcuts only cost more in the end.
Corporate Tax
Here are the key points regarding the relationship between tax avoidance and corporate social responsibility/ethical behavior:
- There is an ongoing debate about whether aggressive tax avoidance aligns with corporate social responsibility and ethical business conduct.
- Corporate social responsibility refers to companies taking responsibility for the social and economic impact of their operations on communities. This includes contributing to public welfare.
- Ethical business behavior refers to companies acting in accordance with generally accepted moral and professional standards of conduct.
- Tax avoidance uses legal methods and loopholes to minimize tax obligations. Tax evasion is illegal.
- Governments argue aggressive tax avoidance deprives them of revenue that could fund public services. Critics say it contradicts the spirit of contributing to society
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2) Various business structures like sole proprietorships, corporations, partnerships and cooperatives.
3) Necessary licenses, permits, and regulations that businesses must follow.
4) Options for financing a business, including loans, investments, and managing cash flow.
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