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Business to Consumer 10 Running Head: Business to Consumer E-Business Fundamentals and System

   

Added on  2021-06-17

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Running Head: Business to Consumer E-Business fundamentals and system

Business to Consumer 1Table of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................2a.Business Model........................................................................................................................2b.Why these websites belongs to e-commerce business model..................................................3c.Principal goals..........................................................................................................................4d.Five-point semantic differential scale......................................................................................5F. Compare and Contrast...............................................................................................................12References......................................................................................................................................13

Business to Consumer 2Introduction A transaction amongst customer and company directly is known as the business to consumerbusiness model. When a consumer purchase directly from company for the purpose ofconsumption, they are known as end user of the particular product or service. Apart frombusiness to consumer (B2C) model, business to business (B2B) model also exists and under thisbusiness model, more than two parties exist before the product could be consumed by theconsumers i.e. end users. Maddison Accounting Services and CB Accounting are two accountingfirms in Australia and engaged in providing financial accounting services in Australian market.Their activities are open for both businesses as well as consumers. In this report, businessconsumer model have been chosen and as a part of business to consumer model, they directlydeal with consumers rather putting any mediator in between. When manufacturers producecertain goods and supply those goods to wholesalers and distributors and then those goods aresupplied to retail stores so that consumers could purchase them for the purpose of consumption isknown as the activity of business to business type of business model (Veit, et. al., 2014).This report will focus over making comparison between two financial accounting services’companies i.e. Maddison Accounting Services and CB Accounting. Both the companies areengaged in providing accounting and financial services to the consumers as well as to businesses.Maddison Accounting services and CB Accounting believe in taking roles for fulfilling theirclient’s needs in terms of taxation and accounting needs.Every consumer requires to fill return for their income, thus, both these companies providesappropriate services to the consumers in relation with managing their income by providingfinancial advices to its consumers. a.Business Model Maddison Accounting Services (MSA) performs their business activities using both the businessmodels i.e. B2C and B2B. In relevance with B2B model, company provide its services tobusinesses in relation with fulfilling the requirements for starting up a business, registrationregarding tax purposes, Non-profit organizations, activity statement, etc. Apart from this, it

Business to Consumer 3renders financial and accounting services to consumers which is included in the B2C businessmodel as there is no third party involved in this process. URLforMaddisonAccountingServices:http://www.maddisonfinancial.com.au/html/s01_home/home.asp?id=homeURL for CB Accounting: http://www.cbaccounting.com.au/acc/

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