Type of Business Flashcards

1
Q

What type of Business is the most common?

A

Sole Traider

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2
Q

What are the four types of business that you have studied?

A

Sole Traider, Paternship, Private Limited, Public Limited

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3
Q

What types of business do you only need to show basic record

A

Sole Traider & Partnership

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4
Q

What business is set up by teling the tax office and thats it?

A

Sole Traider

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5
Q

How many people can be in a partnership?

A

2-20

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6
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What are the advantages of a Sole Traider?

A
  • All profit
  • Easy set up
  • Flexible
  • Inexpensive
  • Close relationship with customers
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7
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What are a Sole Traider and Partneship, unincorporated or incorporated?

A

Unicorporated

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8
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What does incorporated mean?

A

Gives the business its own entity.

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9
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What are the disadvatages of a Sole Traider?

A
  • Hard ro raise revenue
  • Owner is the Business, so if illl business will suffer
  • Risks, every decision is there’s.
  • Unlimited Liability
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10
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What does Limited mean?

A

Limited means the business is a different entity from the owner so the owner can’t be sued for something the business does.

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11
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What are advantages of a Partnership?

A
  • more skills
  • more money
  • less risk
  • easy to set up
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12
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What type of business need alot of paperwork to be set up?

A

Ltd and PLC

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13
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What are the disadvantages of a Partnership?

A
  • responsible for decisons made by other partner
  • unlimited liability
  • profits shared
  • 20 people maximises the size of business
  • Partnership ends on death or retirement
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14
Q

How are the shares sold in a Ltd?

A

Privately

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15
Q

What business must show their profit details?

A

Ltd & PLC

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16
Q

What determines who owns Ltd & PLC’s?

A

who has the biggest shar holds?

17
Q

What are the advanatages of a Ltd?

A
  • funds are raised through shares
  • stable structure
  • limited liability
  • business continues after death
  • owners only lose what was initally invested
18
Q

How are the shares sold in a PLC?

A

stock market…. publicly.

19
Q

What are the disadvantages of a Ltd?

A
  • banks see it as a risk
  • complicated to set up
  • Lenders see limited liabilty risky.
20
Q

What are the advantages of a PLC?

A
  • money earned by shares
  • money earned by floatation
  • stable structure
  • Banks will fund it
21
Q

What are th disadvantages of a PLC?

A
  • floatation is expensive
  • can be took over
  • profit eeds to be publicised
  • 50,000 capital needed
  • can be conflict between owner and control