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This document discusses different types of business organizations in South Africa, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, private limited companies, and close corporations. It outlines the key advantages and disadvantages of each structure. Sole proprietorships have advantages like no required registration and sole ownership of profits, but the owner is personally liable for all debts. Partnerships allow for shared profits but also shared personal liability for debts. Private limited companies and close corporations provide liability protections but have membership limits and other requirements. Understanding the pros and cons of each structure is important for competitive business planning.
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- 7. Sole trader Advantages • Business registration is not required • Business operation can start immediately • The owner receives all profits • Accounts do not have to be professionally audited Disadvantages • The owner is self-reliant • The owner is personally liable for business debts • The owner’s personal assets can be claimed against business debts • The business stops on the death of the owner • The business name is not protected
- 8. Partnership Advantages • Business registration is not required • Business operation can start immediately • The partners share profits • Accounts do not have to be professionally audited Disadvantages • The partners are personally liable for business debts • The partners’ personal assets can be claimed against business debts • The business name is not protected
- 9. Private Limited company (Pty Ltd) Advantages • Business registration is not required • Business operation can start immediately • The partners share profits • Accounts do not have to be professionally audited Disadvantages • The partners are personally liable for business debts • The partners’ personal assets can be claimed against business debts • The business name is not protected
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