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Match the appropriate business form to the legal/tax implications: (Points : 10) Potential Matches: 1 : The least regulated form of business ownership. This firm type is taxed as an individual. Control and liability lies with the proprietor. 2 : Tax exempt corporation that must comply with state and federal regulations and reporting requirements. 3 : Limited Liability Corporation: States recognize this limited liability form (like a corporation) and it has pass-through taxation benefits but allows for different types of members including other corporations. For tax purposes, the Federal government does not recognize this corporation type and requires them to file as either a proprietorship, sole proprietorship or a corporation. 4 : Tax treatment of this corporation is exactly like that of a partnership. The most notable provision of this corporation is that it serves as a conduit for its net income, passing all of its profits or losses through to the individual shareholders, which means that its income is taxed only once at the individual tax rate. 5 : Corporations are subject o more legal, reporting, and financial requirements than other forms of ownership. Before stockholders receive a penny of its net income as dividends, a corporation must pay these taxes at the corporate tax rate, a graduated tax on corporate profits. Then stockholders must pay taxes on the dividends they receive from these same profits at the individual tax rate. 6 : Each agent for the business and can legally bind the firm and, hence, the other agents to contracts, even without the remaining agents' knowledge or consent. Each agent is taxed as an individual based on distributed share of profit from the business. Answer .
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in business, a number of challenges exist.
Despite considerable effort and financing which
may be poured into a venture, there is always a
risk of business failure.
Before you start your business, take some time spent to think through your plans as
this will minimise the risk of failure.
Think about the possible downfalls of being
self-employed. Certainty of income, both in
terms of quantity and regularity, disappears,
whilst fixed outgoings, such as mortgage
repayments, remain. Consider the loss of other
company benefits such as life assurance cover,
a company pension, medical insurance, a company
car, regular hours and holidays.
Consider the views of your family and friends.
Their support is essential. It is important they
understand that the administrative and financial
requirements of running a business can be time
consuming and stressful.
Success in business depends on many factors;
most importantly you need to critically review all
aspects of the business proposition before
progressing too far.
For easy reference, we have carved this guide
into 10 parts:
Part 1 | Selecting a Legal Entity for Your
Business
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Limited Liability Partnership
Limited Company
Business Structure – The Pros and Cons
Part 2 | Registering with the Tax Authorities
H M Revenue & Customs
H M Revenue & Customs – NI Contributions Office
H M Revenue & Customs - VAT
Tax Calendar
Part 3 | Accounting & Bookkeeping
Accounting Records and Record Keeping
A Word About Accounting Software Systems
Internal Control
Part 4 | Value Added Tax
Registration
Taxable Persons and Supplies
Tax Rates
Input VAT
Penalties
VAT Checklist
Money Laundering Regulations
Part 5 | Payroll Taxes
Helpful Publications
Do You Have Employees?
The Operation of a PAYE Scheme
Real Time Information
Benefits in Kind
Payroll Software
Part 6 | Income Tax and Corporation Tax
Which Accounting Year Should I Choose?
Tax Returns
Companies
Sole Traders / Partnerships
Tax Credits
Child Benefits
Part 7 | Cash Planning and Forecasting
Starting the Analysis
Cash Collections
Disbursements
Part 8 | Obtaining Credit and Financing
Your Business
How Do I Get the Money?
Business Plan
Financing Alternatives
Debt Financing Sources
Equity Financing Sources
Venture Capital Companies
Part 9 | Insurance
Required Policies
Commercial Liability Insurance
Property Insurance
Business Interruption
Fidelity Guarantee
Directors & Officers Liability
Key Person Protection
Identifying a Key Person
When is Key Person Protection Needed?
Partnership Protection
Shareholder Protection
Fee Pro
Legal Structure of Business
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Post your response to the following focus questionsDescribe a sol.pdf
Post your response to the following focus questions:
Describe a sole proprietorship and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Describe a partnership and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Describe a corporation and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Describe an S corporation and discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Solution
Broadly speaking for conducting any type of Business activity we require to have a Business
entity. If the Business entity is owned and operated and managed by a single paerson then such
Business entity is called a sole Proprietorship. It is most simple and subjected to least terms &
conditions governing the business activities. The main disadvantages includes personal liability
of the owner/ propreitor, which is unlimited. A single person being at the helm of affairs poses
limitations on the development and growth of the business. Propreitorship has its death with the
death of the owner.
A Partnership as the word suggest is that form of Business entity which is owned by two or more
persons and formed under an agreement signed by all owners for some common purpose/ goal
and or objectives. A partnership firm is more complicated than the sole propreitorships, two or
more persons as owners may give advatages of sharing resources, knowledge, skills which are
essential for setting up of businesses of sizes unmanageable by a single person. Pooling diversity
of partners helps in the development and growth of the Business entity. Like sole propreitorship,
the partners under partnerships may be subjected to unlimited liabilities under or arising out of
the business activities of the Partnership firm. There are additional set of rules & regulations
under the law of the land governing the partnership firms.
The third and the most prefered form of business entity is an incorporated firm called corporation
and or company. A corporation/ company is different from its owners. This form of business
entity draws difference between the owner and management of the business entity. Unlike the
earlier set ups of Sole Propreitor and Partnership, the business activies are conducted neither by
sole owner nor by partners but managers who are considered to be having different identity than
the business entity which is also considered as a legal person. A corporation can be sued and it
can also sue others in the court of law.A corporation comes into existence with its incorporation
documents such as Memorandum of Understanding, Articles of Associations, Delegation of
Powers etc. These documents required for giving birth to the corporation varies from state to
state, nation to nation, lews of the land under whose jurisdiction it falls. The main advantage of a
corporation is to give limited liability to its owners who are called share holders and its business
activities are conducted by the professionals having required qualifications and skills. Just like its
birth, its death is not related to that of its share holders (owners).
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- 1. Match the appropriate business form to the legal/tax implications: (Points : 10) Potential Matches: 1 : The least regulated form of business ownership. This firm type is taxed as an individual. Control and liability lies with the proprietor. 2 : Tax exempt corporation that must comply with state and federal regulations and reporting requirements. 3 : Limited Liability Corporation: States recognize this limited liability form (like a corporation) and it has pass-through taxation benefits but allows for different types of members including other corporations. For tax purposes, the Federal government does not recognize this corporation type and requires them to file as either a proprietorship, sole proprietorship or a corporation. 4 : Tax treatment of this corporation is exactly like that of a partnership. The most notable provision of this corporation is that it serves as a conduit for its net income, passing all of its profits or losses through to the individual shareholders, which means that its income is taxed only once at the individual tax rate. 5 : Corporations are subject o more legal, reporting, and financial requirements than other forms of ownership. Before stockholders receive a penny of its net income as dividends, a corporation must pay these taxes at the corporate tax rate, a graduated tax on corporate profits. Then stockholders must pay taxes on the dividends they receive from these same profits at the individual tax rate. 6 : Each agent for the business and can legally bind the firm and, hence, the other agents to contracts, even without the remaining agents' knowledge or consent. Each agent is taxed as an individual based on distributed share of profit from the business.
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