Internal decision makers employed by the enterprise, often referred to as management, create and use internal accounting information not only for exclusive use inside the…

The accounting information created and used by management is intended primarily for planning and control decisions. Because the goal of creating and using management accounting…

Some people think that the work of professional accountants consists primarily of bookkeeping. Actually, it doesn’t. In fact, many professional accountants do little or no…

A Partnership is an agreement in which you and one or more people combine resources in a business with a view to making a profit….

Starting a sole proprietorship is the simplest way to set up a business. As a sole proprietor you would be fully responsible for all debts…

Unlimited liability Lack of continuity in business organization in absence of owner Difficulty in raising capital No name protection

Low start-up costs Greatest freedom from regulation Owner in direct control of decision making Minimal working capital required Tax advantages to owner All profits to…

Unlimited liability Divided authority Difficulty in raising additional capital Hard to find suitable partners Possible development of conflict between partners Partners can legally bind each…

Ease of formation Low start-up costs Additional sources of investment capital Possible tax advantages Limited regulation Broader management base

Limited liability Possible tax advantage (if you qualify for a small business tax rate) Specialized management Ownership is transferable Continuous existence Separate legal entity Easier…