Report on Types of Organisations, Legal Structures, and Funding Models

This report provides a comprehensive overview of different types of business organizations, encompassing both public and private sectors. It begins with an introduction to company law and its significance in business formation, followed by a classification of various organizational structures, including sole proprietorships, partnership firms, private companies limited by shares, and corporations. The report delves into the advantages and disadvantages of different legal structures, offering insights into the factors that influence business operations. Furthermore, it examines how different organizations are managed and funded within both public and private sectors, including limited companies and social enterprises. The conclusion summarizes key findings, emphasizing the crucial role of company law and the importance of adhering to regulations. References to relevant academic sources are included.

Types of
Organisations

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 Introduction
 Different types and classification of business
organisations in both the public and private sectors
 Critical evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages
of different legal structures.
 Different organisations are managed and funded in both
public and private sectors.
 Conclusion
 References

INTRODUCTION
 Company law is defined as the law which
explained the rules and regulations related to the
formation of business . It is necessary that each
and every business organisation must follow the
rules and regulations else penalty can be
imposed on business organisation.

Classification Of Business
Organisations
Sole Proprietorship It is considered as one of the smallest form of
business in which an individual is responsible for operating the
business activities and bearing all the profit or losses of their business.

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Partnership Firm: This is the business organisation which is formed and
operated by with the help of two or more than two individuals. In this
formation the requirement of funds is lower and results is better as compare
to other business organisation.

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Private Company limited by Share In this, those
companies are included which are formed with the help
of limited number of people. The liability of all the
member within this organisation is limited to their
shares. The shares of this company can not be traded
publicly but it can be transferred to the stakeholders of
the business and family members of all members.

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Corporation: It is explained as the business organization which as the
responsibility to perform at greater platform. Mainly this types of
company are MNCs which works at international level.

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S corporations are ordinary business corporation that elects to
pass corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits through to
their shareholders for federal tax purposes

Advantages And
Disadvantages Of
Different Legal Structures
Sole proprietorship (Advantages)
 The main advantage that investor get is that they are
able to start their business at low amount of capital.
 Other the disadvantage of this formation is that they
have lower changes of succession due to the small
size of this entity.

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Sole proprietorship (Disadvantages)
 It is not capable to sue and be sued by any of the
person.

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Partnership Firm (Advantage):
The major advantage of this formation is that this firm is able to collect their
funds from various resources like banks, financial institutions and many others.

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Private Company limited by share (Advantages)
This organisation has a range of benefits within due to
which most preferred this organisation to work under this
category. The main profit of this company is that in this
the liability of all the members for shareholders are
limited as per their share