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Lecture 13 notes Nov 1

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Forms Legal of Business Ownership When to Incorporate from a Tax Perspective? Sole Proprietorship: Definition o Advantages and Disadvantages Partnerships: Definition o o o The Partnership Agreement Advantages and Disadvantages Types of Partners General Partners Limited Partners - Corporations: Definition o o Public Corporations vs. Private Corporations Private Corporations o Restrictions Advantages and...

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Forms Legal of Business Ownership When to Incorporate from a Tax Perspective? Sole Proprietorship: Definition o Advantages and Disadvantages Partnerships: Definition o o o The Partnership Agreement Advantages and Disadvantages Types of Partners General Partners Limited Partners - Corporations: Definition o o Public Corporations vs. Private Corporations Private Corporations o Restrictions Advantages and Disadvantages Public Corporations Advantages and Disadvantages o Formation of a Corporation Approaches Articles of Incorporation Required Content Federal vs. Provincial Incorporation When to incorporate from a tax perspective? Do n o t inc or p or a t e a b u si n e s s u n til y o u a r e c e r t ai n b u si n e s s will b e p r ofit a bl e a n d r e m ai n pr ofit a bl e for t h e for e s e e a bl e fu t ur e . - Whyincorporate?(2cases) o o Personalratesarehigherthanpublic/privatecorporation Aslongasyouarerealizingaloss,stayunincorporatedbecauseall lossesgeneratedcanbewrit tenoffagainstanyothersourcesof W hichfor m ist hemostcom mon? But...whichhastheLargestsales? SoleProprietorship Advantages o Easytofor m andtodissolve o o Nolegalrestrictionstostar tasoleproprietorship Ownerhassoleclaim onallprofits Highlevelsofpersonalincentive,freedom andsatisfaction Basicallyever ythingispersonal,liveanddiebyyourown o o o o - Speedofdecisionmaking Maximu m levelsofsecrecy Taxadvantages Governmentsuppor t(smallbusiness) Disadvantages o o o Unlimitedliability DifficultyinRaisingCapital Lackofcontinuity Businessisdependentononeperson,ifsomethinghappensto individual(i.e.death) o Management limitations Individualmight nothavealloftheskillset/knowledgetom ake t hebusinessgrow. o Taxationdisadvantages Taxedont hepersonaltaxsyste m;personaltaxratesarehigher t hanbusinesstaxrates Partnerships - Anunincorporatedbusinessownedandoperatedbymorethanone personforhisorherprivateprofit o Peopleof tenthinkpar tnershipsmean2,butt hereisnolegallimit to t henu m berofindividualswhocanexistinapar tnership - Partnershipsarealwaysfor medbyagreement Thisagreementcanbeeitherverbalorwrit ten(shouldbeinwriting) CalledaPartnershipAgreement o o o o o Alegaldocu thatoutlinesalloft ment herightsandresponsibilities oft hepar tners Designedtopreventfutureillwillandmisunderstandingbet ween par tners Shouldser veast hebasisforresolvinganyconflictordisagreement betweenthepar tners Outlineshowcer tainissueswillbehandled ContentsofaPartnershipAgreement Namesofallpar tners Typeofpar tner...generalorlimited Initialfinancialcontributionofeachpar tner Howprofitswillbeallocated Processtobefollowedifaddingapar tner Processtobefollowedifonepar tnerwantstowithdrawhisorherinvest ment - TypesofPartnerships o GeneralPartnership Allpar tnershavejointandseveralliability Jointliability allpar tnersequallyliablefort hedebtsofthebusiness Severalliability ifonepar tnersassetsareinsufficienttocoverhisorher shareoft hedebtsofbusiness,t hentheotherpar tnerwouldbeexpectedto paymorethantheirshare o LimitedPartnership Atleastonegeneralpar tner Limitedpar tnersliability= invest ment Onepar tnersliabilityisstrictlylimitedtotheirinitialinvest ment Limitedpar tnersnotactiveinm anagement o Ift heydo,ownersover turnthelimitedprovision,andyougobackto beingageneralpar tner - Atleastonepar tnerhasunlimitedliability Advantages o Relativelyeasytofor m o o o o NeedsaPartnershipAgreement LargerAvailabilityofCapital Highlevelsofpersonalinvolve ment andsatisfaction Potentialdiversificationofmanage ment skillsandresponsibilities Taxadvantages - Disadvantages o o o o o Unlimitedliability...jointandseveral Potentialm anagerialdifficulties/conflict Slowerdecisionmaking Difficultyinwithdrawingonesinvest ment Difficultyinraisingcapital PrivateCorporations LegalRestrictions o o o o Musthavelesst han50shareholders Sharescant beofferedtothegeneralpublic Sharesarenotpubliclytraded Transferofsharesisrestricted...mustbeapprovedbycompany sBoardofDirecto Advantages o o o o - Perpetuallife Limitedliability ? Taxadvantages Secrecy...notrequiredtopublishannualreports Disadvantages o o o o o o Moredifficultandcostlytofor m Difficultyinraisingcapital Personalguaranteesm ay resultinunlimitedliabilityforowner Management limitations Increasedad ministration,recordkeeping,andgovern ment regulations Dualtaxationofcorporateprofits
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