ACTG 1P91 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Sole Proprietorship, Golden Goal, Double Taxation

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There are 2 types of entities: a not-for-profit entity and a for-profit entity. Not-for-profit: the goal of this firm is not to make a profit rather it is to provide a service or good in the best interests of the community. For-profit: the goal of this firm is to make a profit. They provide goods and services but are only incentivized because of money. A sole proprietorship only one owner. Corporation (in general they have lots of owners) Owner is also the manager of the business. There is unlimited liability i. e. responsible for all the losses and debts of the firm. Pro: the business and the owner are not separate in the eyes of the government. Therefore they do not pay separate income tax. A lot of owners acquire insurance due to unlimited liability. Your loss or profit is dependent on your investment in the business. Double taxation i. e. subject to separate income tax.

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