Sole proprietorship and Partnership Similarities and Differences
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Sole proprietorship and Partnership Similarities and Differences Outline Thesis: although sole proprietorship and partnership have many things in common their differences are more. II. Sole proprietorship A. Definition 1. Registration (formation) 2. Taxation 3. Liability III. Partnership A. Definition B. Types of partnership 1. General partnership 2. Limited partnership 3. Silent partner 4. Secret partner 5. Dormant partner 6. Nominal partner C. Partnership agreement IV. Similarities between sole proprietorship and partnership A. Advantages in common 1. Easy to form, does not require much paper 2. Does not need large capital 3. The business does not pay taxes, but the owners does 4. Simple to organize and managed by the owner 5. Retention of all the profits B. Disadvantages in common 1. Unlimited liability 2. More complicated in paying taxes 3. No separate legal entity V. Differences between sole proprietorship and partnership A. Advantages differences 1. Sole proprietorship a. Independent and Flexible b. Less cost of organization c. Dissolution d. Secrecy 2. Partnership a. Availability of talent and capital b. Personal interest c. Combined business skills and knowledge d. Lack of continuity B. Disadvantages differences 1. Sole proprietorship a. Difficulty in raising capital b. Difficulty...


