Which kind of company I would want to own directly depends upon what exactly the company is/does. But for most cases, I think the most beneficial company would be a LLC. This is due to the fact that it implies…   Read more»

Like many of you said before me, it is not seen as a horrible things or a sign to be worried when a large company suffers from a bad quarter or a bad year. This is because due to the…   Read more»

One of the biggest differences between private and public companies is that while private companies are owned by only a few individuals are do not have stocks that are traded publicly, public companies can have many millions of shareholders. Additionally,…   Read more»

A few responses have suggested changing the business from a sole proprietorship to a LLP. In other situations, is it possible for a business to change between other types of corporations? For example, change from a partnership to an LLP, or…   Read more»

A few responses have suggested changing the business from a sole proprietorship to a LLP. In other situations, is it possible for a business to change between other types of corporations? For example, change from a partnership to an LLP, or…   Read more»

In addition to the previously mentioned factors like size, taxing, and risk, there are additional factors to consider like administrative work and a need of loans. In LCC, S-Corp, and C-Corp there is a lot more paperwork required to start up…   Read more»

In addition to the previously mentioned factors like size, taxing, and risk, there are additional factors to consider like administrative work and a need of loans. In LCC, S-Corp, and C-Corp there is a lot more paperwork required to start up…   Read more»

I agree with the comments about a bad ratio not being as significant in a large company. However, I think the ratios could be a good indication of trends occurring in a big company. For example, if they see a…   Read more»

The type of corporation formed will depend on various factors, a few of which could be the number of people willing to start the business, how they are owned, how they pay taxes, the amount of risk involved to personal…   Read more»

I would prefer to start initially as a Sole Proprietorship as this would be more flexible and would allow me to take the decisions for my business as per my vision and goals for the company, provided I have the…   Read more»

As seen from the lectures for this week we know that S-corp follow the flow through taxes while C-corp has the double taxation. However, the C-corp has its own set of advantages. The shares can be publicly traded and the…   Read more»

I have worked in and LLP company where there were three partners who worked for the same company before starting their own company.I would say, a partnership is a lot of risks, money wise as well as the relationship between…   Read more»

In S-corp the profit is divided depending on the number of shares and the tax is deducted from your account while in C-corp the tax is deducted twice, once through the companies overall profit and again from the personal account…   Read more»

The answer would defer depending on the number of people interested to form a company. If there is just one person then a sole proprietorship is the best suited for him. If there is a group of 2-3 individuals forming…   Read more»

S-Corporation    are like C corporation but can have no more than 100 shareholders and may have only one class of stock. Entities can attract more capital because they allow shareholders to invest in the business.  S corporation can avoid…   Read more»

The measure of a company success go beyond the hard cash it generates as reflected in corporate dividends. Financial ratios provide a means to understand the relationship between the accounts and figures represented in financial statements. Business ratios address key…   Read more»

The partnership is the most common form of business structure. In this a minimum of two persons combine their investments, abilities, experience, and other things to start a business. If you are willing to start a business in partnership, you…   Read more»

The public company refers to a company that listed on a recognized stock exchange and traded publicly. A private  company is that company not listed on a stock exchange and is held privately by the members. A public company is…   Read more»

I believe the case to be true, it can be seen most of the places that the relationship between physician and drug dealer are mostly on the profit side rather than to actually cure the root problem. I think to…   Read more»