FORMS OF BUSINESS ORGANISATION
(PRIVATE)
BUSINESS ORGANISATION
Any organization which is engaged in some business or commercial activity is known as
business organization.
It combines the factors of production (land, labour and capital) in a plant for the purpose
of producing goods or services and selling them at profit.
DIFFERENT TYPES
Sole joint stock
partnership
proprietorship comapny
joint hindu
cooperative
family
society
business
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
Owned, managed and controlled by a single individual
e.g- beauty parlour, barbershop, general store etc.
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, Features
Owned by a one person.
No legal formalities required to start and close sole proprietorship firm.
Unlimited liability
Easy to form
No separate legal business entity
Owner keeps all the profit and bear all the risk.
Small in size
Advantages
Quick decision making
Confidentiality of information.
Easy to form and close
Direct incentives (direct relation between efforts and rewards)
Disadvantages
Limited resources
Limited life of business
Unlimited liability
Limited managerial ability
PARTNERSHIP
It is a Kind of business where a formal agreement between two or more people is made and they
agreed to be co owners, distribute responsibilities for an organisaation and share the income or
losses that the business generates.
Partners pool their managerial and financial resources for the purpose.
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(PRIVATE)
BUSINESS ORGANISATION
Any organization which is engaged in some business or commercial activity is known as
business organization.
It combines the factors of production (land, labour and capital) in a plant for the purpose
of producing goods or services and selling them at profit.
DIFFERENT TYPES
Sole joint stock
partnership
proprietorship comapny
joint hindu
cooperative
family
society
business
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
Owned, managed and controlled by a single individual
e.g- beauty parlour, barbershop, general store etc.
1
, Features
Owned by a one person.
No legal formalities required to start and close sole proprietorship firm.
Unlimited liability
Easy to form
No separate legal business entity
Owner keeps all the profit and bear all the risk.
Small in size
Advantages
Quick decision making
Confidentiality of information.
Easy to form and close
Direct incentives (direct relation between efforts and rewards)
Disadvantages
Limited resources
Limited life of business
Unlimited liability
Limited managerial ability
PARTNERSHIP
It is a Kind of business where a formal agreement between two or more people is made and they
agreed to be co owners, distribute responsibilities for an organisaation and share the income or
losses that the business generates.
Partners pool their managerial and financial resources for the purpose.
2