Types of companies

There is always liability exposure within multiple businesses, There is always the personal risk of exposure to liability, this is considerably high; being a sole proprietor, they assumes unlimited personal liability, also for breach of contract lawsuits. Under this business entity all personal assets or put at risk for the sake of the organizations itself. liability deal with certain responsibilities of one party or a group of an organization that deals with financial compensation, a sole proprietorship

H&M, M&S... Public limited company: a public limited company has to be registered before it starts trading. The owners of a public limited company are its shareholders; which are the people who have an interest in that specific business and decide to invest in it and start operating, and has part of the shares of the business. A public company has to start off as a private company and when it reaches a certain turnover, it can be turned into a public limited company. In order to be a shareholder

a large company, to acquire products and services they may not have or to bridge the gap in the business cycle. In a horizontal merger companies that product the same product merge to form a larger company. This gives each company the opportunity to learn new ideas on operation and production of a product this will help to restructure a company and allows it to reach new cover new areas. Another form of merger is a vertical merger. In a vertical merger a company merger with another company to acquire

describes the IPO of Bajaj Corp Ltd., the second largest company in the Shishir Bajaj Group of companies. It also enlists the objectives and the process of the IPO, issued on 02-08-2010. It describes the merchant bankers and underwriters involved, and discuss post-issue effects on the company. Introduction The company was incorporated at Mumbai as a private limited company, with the Registrar of Companies, Maharashtra, under the Companies Act, 1956 as Bhaumik Ago Products Private Limited pursuant

TRADER&LIMITED COMPANY JINYU ZHANG  contents 1. Introduction 2. Introduction on sole traders and its format of financial statements 3. Limited companies and its format of financial statements 4. Differences between sole traders from that of limited companies in format of financial statements 5. Conclusion 1. Introduction Financial statements are very important in potential investors, management of operator and other stakeholders to make decisions in the business of a company. Different

A Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) is an organization enrolled under the Companies Act, 1956 and is occupied with the matter of advances and advances, procurement of shares/stock/securities/debentures/securities issued by Government or nearby power or different securities of like attractive nature, renting, contract buy, protection business, chit business yet does exclude any foundation whose primary business is that of horticulture movement, mechanical action, deal/buy/development of unfaltering

writing this letter, which designed to introduce you to some of the considerations regarding the type of entity that is best for your business. Besides, the director duties that you should be aware of are enclosed. We will need to discuss these considerations in details and to analyze how they relate to your particular business. This letter will provide you with background information and details of company

Palepu (2014) stated “Successful companies develop strategies for doing business in emerging markets that are different from those they use at home and often find novel ways of implementing them, too” (chap. 5). Consider all logistical challenges, transportation needs and products you are relying to when choosing your location. Also, government imposed restrictions and inspections that you will be subject for. Furthermore, you should know clearly what kind of business type you want to register for example

achieving results and standards of performance. There are many different types of organisations that are set up to serve a number of different purposes and to meet a variety of needs. They come in all forms,shapes and size. Size can be measured in many ways, for example, the numbers of staff, number of branches sales revenue each year, number of customers and market share. So there are large, medium and small businesses. The type of activities which individual businesses are involved in varies depending

ownership: sole proprietorship, partnership and limited company. 1 Question No. 2 3 Discuss 4 main distinctions/ differences between Financial Accounting and Management Accounting 3 Bibliography 5   Question No. 1 Explain the strengths and weaknesses of these kinds of business ownership: sole proprietorship, partnership and limited company. There are different types of business ownership. Sole proprietorship, partnership and limited companies are such ownerships which has their own advantages