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1. Business in the real world
1.2 Business ownership
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In a sole proprietorship, the owner has unlimited
liability
The key differences between types of business ownership include liability and complexity of
setup
What is the primary disadvantage of being a sole trader?
Unlimited liability
Shareholders in a private limited company have
limited liability
.
True
Limited liability in a private limited company means shareholders are not personally responsible for the company's
debts
Unlimited liability means the owner is personally responsible for all debts and losses of the business.
True
The key advantages of being a sole trader include simplicity, full control, and direct access to
profits
.
True
What type of liability do partners in a partnership face?
Unlimited liability
Partnerships allow
business owners
to combine skills, experience, and capital.
True
Private limited companies provide limited liability but are less flexible than
sole proprietorships
.
True
Shareholders in a public limited company have limited
liability
Order the business ownership structures from least to most complex to set up.
1️⃣ Sole Proprietorship
2️⃣ Partnership
3️⃣ Private Limited Company (Ltd)
4️⃣ Public Limited Company (Plc)
What is a sole proprietorship?
Owned by a single individual
What is a private limited company (Ltd)?
Owned by shareholders, no public trading
Order the following types of business ownership from least to most complex to set up:
1️⃣ Sole trader
2️⃣ Partnership
3️⃣ Private limited company (Ltd)
4️⃣ Public limited company (Plc)
In a partnership, partners share responsibility but also have unlimited
liability
Which business structures have unlimited liability for the owners?
Sole proprietorships and partnerships
Sole traders have limited access to
finance
In a partnership, partners share workload and decision-making under shared
responsibility
Shareholders in a private limited company have limited
liability
Choosing the right business structure involves considering factors such as
liability
, capital needs, and privacy.
True
Partners in a partnership share
profits
and losses.
True
Which types of business ownership have unlimited liability?
Sole proprietorship and partnership
Sole traders face
workload
and stress due to handling all aspects of the business.
True
What is one major disadvantage of a partnership?
Unlimited liability
What is one advantage of a private limited company?
Limited liability
What type of liability do sole traders face?
Unlimited liability
What legal requirement makes private limited companies more complex to set up?
More legal and administrative requirements
What is a key advantage of a public limited company (Plc)?
Large capital raising potential
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