ADMS 2610 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Limited Liability Partnership, Canada Business Corporations Act, Sole Proprietorship

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There are a number of forms of business that you are required to know. I teach forms of business from the point of view protection of the business owner(s) from liability. This is the simplest and cheapest form of business to carry on. Here the business is carried on by one person who is responsible for everything. This individual, called a sole proprietor, runs the business, manages the business, and makes all business decisions. From a liability point of view, a sole proprietor is said to have unlimited liability. Finally, if a judgment is obtained against a sole proprietor, the judgment creditor can look to the assets of the sole proprietor for collection of the judgment debt. For this reason, a person who wishes to carry on business as a sole proprietor should seriously consider whether to get his/her assets out of his/her name.

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