CHAPTER 6: BUSINESS ORGANIZATION Flashcards

1
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Sole Proprietorship Act

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Registration of Businesses Act 1956

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2
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The owner and business itself are one

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Sole proprietorship

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3
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His liability to the business’ creditors is also unlimited

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Sole proprietorship

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4
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He may use the assets for personal purposes and use personal assets to meet businesses obligations

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Sole proprietorship

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5
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______ may transfer his business to someone else, if he wishes so

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Sole proprietorship

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6
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advantages of proprietorship

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  1. easiest and least expensive
  2. owner is in complete control
  3. receives all income generated
  4. easy to dissolve
  5. not subjected to many rules and regulations
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7
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disadvantages of sole proprietorship

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  1. capital is limited
  2. unlimited liability
  3. both personal and business assets are at risk
  4. business will dissolve if owner passed away. if someone want to continue, they’ve to re-registered
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8
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two persons get together to carry on business with a view of profit

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Partnership

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9
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maximum number of partners is 20 excepts professional has no limits

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partnership

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10
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must registered under the (Registration of Business Act 1956) and (Partnership Act 1961)

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Partnership

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11
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may be formed by an oral or a written agreement

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partnership

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12
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each partner is an agent and principal

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partnership

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13
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all ______ generally allowed to take part in the management of the business

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partnership

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14
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all assets brought into ______ are _______ property

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partnership

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15
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All _______ are liable for the debts and obligations. If the firm assets are not enough, ______ must contribute to pay off the debts

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partnership

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16
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A _________ is not an independent legal entity

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partnership

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17
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______ may withdraw the capital that they contribute to the partnership

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partnership

18
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a ______ who wishes to transfer his status to another need other’s consent

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partnership

19
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elements of partnership (6)

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  1. two person and more
  2. there must be an agreement, expressed orally/ writing/ impliedly
  3. business must exist
  4. must be carried on in common
  5. carried out with intention of making profits
  6. each partner is an agent & principal
20
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sharing of gross return does not of itself create a ______

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partnership

21
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a person who actively participates in the management of the business

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active partner

22
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a person who takes no active part in the management

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sleeping/ dormant partner

23
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not a partner but will be liable for debt of the partner as consequence of the principles of ‘holding out’ (for causing people to believe he is a partner)

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quasi partner

24
Q

a _____ may be formed with or without a written agreement

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partnership

25
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general rule to enter into an agreement

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1) 18+
2) sound mind
3) has not been disqualified from contracting under any law to which he is subject

26
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general rule to enter into an agreement

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1) 18+
2) sound mind
3) has not been disqualified from contracting under any law to which he is subject

27
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Relationship between partners: all partners are bound to render true accounts and full information of all things

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section 30

28
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Relationship between partners: partner must not make a profit for himself by making use of his position as a partner

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section 31

29
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Relationship between partners: if a partner without consent of the other partner, he must take account

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section 32

30
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dissolution of partnership (7)

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1) dissolution by agreement
2) dissolution by operation of law
3) dissolution by notice
4) dissolution by supervening illegality
5) dissolution by death
6) dissolution by charging on shares
7) dissolution by the court

31
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dissolution by court (6)

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1) mental incapacity
2) permanent incapacity
3) prejudicial conduct
4) willful or persistent
5) can only be carried at a loss
6) complete communication breakdown

32
Q

company act

A

companies act 2016

33
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types of company

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1) company limited by shares
2) company limited by guarantee
3) unlimited company

34
Q

tan teck hee v cheng tian peng: 25 members partnership

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two persons constitute a partnership not exceeded 20 people

35
Q

ratna ammal & anor. v tan chow soo

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agreement between persons, expressed orally/ in writing/ or implied from the action

36
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ratna ammal & anor. v tan chow soo

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agreement between persons, expressed orally/ in writing/ or implied from the action

37
Q

keith spicer ltd v mansell

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partnership exist

38
Q

chooi siew cheong v lucky height development

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business must be carried in common

39
Q

soo hood beng v khoo chye neo

A

business for profit

40
Q

section 4 partnership act: what is not considered as partnership? (3)

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1) joint tenancy and tenancy in common
2) sharing of gross returns
3) receipt of share net profits

41
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section 4(c) receipt of share net profits (5)

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1) repayment of loan out of profits
2) payment or remuneration to servant out of profit
3) payment of annuity to widow or child
4) repayment of interest on a loan out of profits
5) sale of goodwill