Compare the advantages and disadvantages of corporations and summarize the differences between C corporations, S corporations and limited liability companies... • Sole Proprietorship
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Business
Trang 23 Compare the advantages and disadvantages of
corporations and summarize the differences
between C corporations, S corporations and limited liability companies.
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mergers, and explain the role of leveraged buyouts and taking a firm private.
5 Outline the advantages and disadvantages of
franchises, and discuss the opportunities for diversity
in franchising and the challenges of global
franchising.
Trang 4Auntie Anne’s
• Started selling pretzels when her family was living paycheck
to paycheck
• Now Auntie Anne’s has over 1,200 locations and brings in over $410 million!
• Beiler sold the company in
2005 to start focusing on charity work
Trang 5In 2013, this company became the largest firm in
terms of revenue to be taken private through a leveraged buyout. After closing the $25 million deal, the founder now controls a 75% stake of the company he started in his dorm room
Name that company!
Trang 6• Sole Proprietorship A business owned, and
usually managed, by one person.
• Partnership Two or more people legally agree to become coowners of a business.
• Corporation A legal entity with authority to act
and have liability apart from its owners.
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Trang 12• Most people who start businesses in the U.S. are sole proprietors. What are the advantages and
disadvantages of sole proprietorships?
• Why would unlimited liability be considered a
major drawback to sole proprietorships?
Trang 15OTHER FORMS of PARTNERSHIPS
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• Master Limited Partnership A partnership that looks much like a corporation, but is taxed like a
partnership and thus avoids the corporate income
tax.
• Limited Liability Partnership Limits partners’
risk of losing their personal assets to the outcomes of only their own acts and omissions and those of
people under their supervision.
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Trang 21CONVENTIONAL CORPORATIONS
Trang 22ADVANTAGES of CORPORATIONS
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LO 43
Trang 25The Ten Largest Private Corporations in the U.S.
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Trang 26DISADVANTAGES of CORPORATIONS LO 43
Trang 27EVEN the BIG GUYS MAKE MISTAKES LO 43
Trang 28B CORPORATIONS LET SUSTAINABILITY SET SAIL
Trang 29WHO CAN INCORPORATE? LO 43
• Anyone truckers, doctors, plumbers, athletes and small business owners can incorporate
Trang 30America’s Oldest Corporations
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• S Corporation A unique government creation that looks like a corporation, but is taxed like sole
proprietorships and partnerships.
• S corporations have shareholders, directors and employees, plus the benefit of limited liability
• Profits are taxed only as the personal income of the shareholder
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Trang 36• Merger The result of two firms joining to form one company.
Trang 37TYPES of MERGERS LO 44
• Vertical Merger The joining of two firms in
different stages of related businesses.
• Horizontal Merger The joining of two firms in the same.
• Conglomerate Merger The joining of firms in
completely unrelated industries.
Trang 38• In 2012, foreign investors poured $166 billion into U.S. companies
Trang 40Top New Franchises
LO 45
Trang 47Top HomeBased Franchises
LO 45
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• Most brickandmortar franchises have expanded online
• Many franchisors prohibit franchiseesponsored sites because conflicts can erupt
• Sometimes “reverse royalties” are sent to
franchisees who believe their sales were hurt by the franchisor’s site
• Other franchises are solely based online
Trang 49• For a startup fee of
$42,000 franchisees
receive software and
Trang 50GLOBAL FRANCHISING LO 45
• Canada is the most popular target for U.S.based franchises.
• China, South Africa, the Philippines and the
Middle East are becoming popular despite high
cost
• International franchising goes both ways – some foreign franchises have come to the U.S.
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Trang 54• What are some of the factors to consider before buying a franchise?
• What opportunities are available for starting a
global franchise?
• What is a cooperative?