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This document discusses sole proprietorships as a form of business ownership. A sole proprietorship is a business owned and operated by one individual who is personally responsible for the debts of the business. The advantages of a sole proprietorship include low costs to form, the owner receiving all profits, and full control over business decisions. However, the owner faces unlimited liability, difficulty raising capital, limited expertise, and the business ending if the owner can no longer run it.
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Sole proprietorship is a business owned and controlled by a single individual. It is characterized by single ownership, easy formation with few or no required documents, direct involvement of the owner in all business activities, investment of low capital primarily from the owner, self-management by the owner, and personal liability for any profits or losses which entirely accrue to the owner. While sole proprietorships benefit from easy formation, optimal profit potential, low taxes, independence and control for the owner, disadvantages include unlimited liability, limited capital and scale, and lack of stability or separate legal status from the owner. Sole proprietorships are best suited for businesses requiring minimal capital or serving limited, perishable, professional, or mobile/temporary
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Sole proprietorship.
'Sole' means single.
‘Proprietorship' means ownership.
It means only one person or an individual becomes the owner of the business.
A Sole Proprietorship is the ownership of a business by one person, who receives all of the profit, but is responsible for all debts and obligations.
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Sole proprietorship is a business owned and operated by one individual. The sole proprietor is responsible for all aspects of running the business, including financing, management, risks, and profits. Key characteristics include individual initiative, unlimited liability, direct management and control by the owner, and the business ceasing if the owner dies. Advantages include easy formation, flexibility, retention of business secrets, direct motivation and decision making. Disadvantages include limited resources, uncertain continuity if the owner dies, and inability to benefit from economies of scale.
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Rohini General Stores is a sole proprietorship owned and operated by one individual. As a sole proprietorship, there is no legal distinction between the owner and the business. The owner receives all profits and bears all losses and debts personally.
Sole proprietorships have advantages like easy formation without many legal requirements, direct motivation for the owner as all profits go to them, and better control as the owner makes all decisions. However, they also have disadvantages like limited resources, unlimited liability for the owner, and uncertainty of continuity if the owner is no longer able to run the business.
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Sole proprietorship
This document defines and describes sole proprietorships. A sole proprietorship is a business owned and operated by one individual. To form one, the owner registers the business with the Companies Commission of Malaysia within 30 days and pays registration fees ranging from RM30-RM60. The owner is solely responsible for profits and debts and has unlimited liability. Sole proprietorships are easy to form but have limited capital, skills and ability to expand.
Sole proprietorship
A sole proprietorship is a business owned and operated by one individual. It is the easiest business type to form, requiring no formal establishment, though licenses may be needed. The sole proprietor owns all profits and assumes all losses and liabilities of the business. Upon the owner's death, the business ceases to exist. The sole proprietor reports business income and expenses on personal tax returns using various forms like Schedule C.
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- 1. INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS Submitted By : Ainoon Nahar Shoheli Department Of BBA, Pundra University Science & Technology. Batch : 9th, Roll: 21
- 2. SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP The sole proprietorship is the simplest business form under which one can operate a business. The sole proprietorship is not a legal entity. It simply refers to a person who owns the business and is personally responsible for its debts.
- 3. Ease and low cost of formation Owner’s rights to all profits Owner’s absolute control of the business Relative freedom from government regulation *Absence of special taxes Ease of dissolution ADVANTAGES
- 4. DISADVANTAGES Unlimited liability of the owner for debts Difficulty in raising capital Limited managerial expertise Large personal time commitment Unstable business life Difficulty in attracting qualified employees Owner’s personal absorption of all losses
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